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They would be looking to upgrade to my 02 Audi S3... Details in the For sale forum.

Im located in Sydney , the car is near new, 18" audi wheels with new pzeros, $4000 Porsche brake upgrade, 210kw engine upgrade, exhaust, std leather interior with electric recaros, xenon lights, 6speed gearbox, everything is electric, bose stereo with subwoofer. The S3 is a Quattro AWD car and is super quick and handles extremely well :( First owner is me, with log books, all keys, rego till feb and 2 years new car warranty included with road side assistance. The car is immaculate of course . Never tracked, washed /vaccumed weekly.

Looking for a GTR R33 Vspec or not in Silver/Midnight Purple, low kilometers and preferably standard would suit me. Exhaust and wheel modifications in taste are ok. Xenon lights would be great!

Thanks

Guys, recieved a few responses. I'm not looking to buy a GTR outright, nor am I looking for a 10sec car with new turbos,oil coolers,upgraded suspension , intercoolers. A car with little to no modifications is fine (exhaust, filter or wheels is ok)

Thanks !

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