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R33 1995 GTS-T M-SPEC MANUAL

*87,000km Genuine

*New Turbo

*17inch Wheels

*Bodykit

*SoundSystem

*Exhaust

*Turbo Timer

*Cold Air intake

*Blow Off Valve

Plus more

This car is very clean in/out

Please dont ask for pics as I dont have time to take any.

This car must go, looking for $14,000 However ANY OFFERS will be considered.

But please only GENUINE buyers! Dont have time for timewasters!

Car is located in Adelaide

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Sounds like a good car. I wouldnt mind buying it but its way to far... Adelaide!... but yeah I would like to buy it... if only it was in Sydney... I would have taken it straight away. Sorry

ummm, i dont understand why someone wouldnt buy this for that price!!?? is their nething wrong with it? reason for change of turbo? or it must be auto?

hmm, good luck wit sale.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with the car

it is MANUAL 5spd

The turbo died for unknown reasons, i'm guessing the previous owner had the boost turned up too far as usually these turbos dont cause any hassels.

New Turbo has been installed and everything is now in fine working order!

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