Nissan Skyline R33 GTST | Veilside Bodykit | 1997 Highlights: - Veilside bodykit - 2.5-liter 6-cylinder engine (not mechanically tuned) - Various technical upgrades - White (original) paintwork Nissan Skyline R33 GTST for sale The 1997 Nissan Skyline R33 GTST is an icon of Japanese performance history and is known for its perfect balance between everyday usability and pure sportiness. Under the hood lies the legendary 2.5-liter six-cylinder engine, good for an impressive 320 hp. The engine is mechanically untuned, making this Skyline extra special for enthusiasts who value reliability and originality. With an odometer reading of 130,015 km and combined with the 5-speed manual transmission, this car offers a direct and pure driving experience, exactly as Nissan intended in the 1990s. Extras such as a larger intercooler, turbo timer, and an HKS exhaust system ensure optimal performance and a characteristic sound.
Nissan Skyline R33 GTST with Veilside body kit for sale The exterior features original white paintwork and is enhanced by a striking Veilside body kit, giving the Skyline an aggressive and timeless look. The white alloy wheels perfectly complement the sleek overall look. Inside, a black Alcantara interior not only looks sporty but also perfectly complements the car's character. The interior contrasts beautifully with the exterior and exudes that typical JDM atmosphere, where everything revolves around the driver and the driving experience. This Skyline is an impressive sight, both stationary and on the road.
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