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Hi I have a white r33 gtst in melbourne for sale.It is a 96 series 2 with

GTR Bodykit

Fully automatic sunroof(still under warranty)

17 volk 2 piece racing rims

Apexi SAFC

HKS Super sequential bov

Apexi power intake

New Sony headunit and speakers

Full HKS exhaust

It is dynoed at about 174.1kw....

It is not heavily modified but it is a nice and reliable car that feels comfortable to me. It is one of the nicest i feel personally.

Feel someone looking for a good base to modify or someone who loves Skylines..

Mechanical checks welcome...

Anyone interested plse call me at 0403463899...Thanks

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Yep that is a very good price, but I wouldn't say "ridiculously" cheap. A dealer would probably sell the car for high 20's, a "normal" private sale would be mid 20's. It is definitely priced for a quick sale at 22 even if it has >100k km, you should easily get asking price for it. If I didn't already have a car I think I'd buy it :D

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The car has done about 67000km and i have the car for about 1 year... The condition of the car is really good and it is really problem free...

I have also just tuned the SAFC properly on a dyno so that the next owner would definitely not have any detonation or engine management problem...

It is really reliable and a head turner but it is up to u guys to inspect and believe.. you would know when u feel the car...

Reason for selling: I need a family car ...

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