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would like a Large black polo shirt if there are any left please.

pm sent re dump pipe

interested @ $250-$300 total. not interested in brake light.

Sorry to hijack this thread, but if you do decide to go for a mech diff, or anyone else out there has an acceptable condition stock diff they would like to get rid of I would be very interested. As a bit of a background, my diff has a very unpleasant whine which has been diagnosed as a crown wheel and pinion which needs replacing. Will be $250 to fit which is fair enough but Nissan have requested an arm in advance and a leg on pickup to supply me with these parts new. Therefore, if anyone has access to these parts or has an entire stock diff they would like to sell please PM me as i would be very interested.

I got your stock cat back zorst... Should have that back to you by the end of this week. Thanks again by the way.

I too got mine at autoworx... But Paul doesn't do the install himself. According to the Owner manual thingo that comes with it, it is done by 'Euro Auto Electrical and Mechanical Repairs.' Mobile number is 0418 927 702. They seemed to have done a good job on mine, and that of other Autoworx customers so may be worth a try.

I would suggest you go to http://www.sign-fx.com.au and then to the "contact us." The owner of this business is a member here and i am sure will give you a good price, but I don't know if he would want his name disclosed, so I don't want to be the one to do it. Hope it helps...

Thanks all for your responses, however, I have managed to pick up a set from a fella in brisbane. Ended up paying $75 for future reference if anyone is interested in the going rate. Now all i need is a car to put em in... :boinkcar: Once i do, i look forward to seeing you all on one of the cruises.

These are the two types... I am preferably after the series 2 type but am in no position to be picky at the moment if anyone has either that they want to sell.

how much do you want for them??

The woven checkerboard is the pick of the bunch in my view, these are the ones with the metal plate on the two front ones and the centre back which says 'GENUINE SKYLINE' mmmmm. very nice. These, therefore, are the ones i am looking for. However, if anyone has the other ones that they would like to get rid of i would certainly be interested. Nizmo maybe?? dan_the_man, do you want to sell or are you just teasing me??? PM if you do want to sell.

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Hi all. Bit of a newbie here. Been signed up for a while but only now joining the skyline clan. I have my dream r33 gts-t patiently waiting on the docks in japan at the moment and can't wait to tackle compliance and rego once it lands here. One small thing that it is missing though is a set of the geniune nissan floor mats. I have posted in the wanted section and searched in the for sale thread but can't seem to find any. Does anyone have any that they want to sell or know where i can get a set for a respectable price (ie. less than $200 that Just Jap quoted me). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for a full set of genuine Nissan floor mats for a R33. I think there is 5 in the set. Not specific on series 1 or 2. Please PM me with your price and pictures if possible.

The guys name is Paul Hewitt

I would suggest that if you do go down the path of importing yourself, try to use the same Broker as you do RAW (compliance workshop) as then you deal with the same person throughout the process. And often, they will be more careful with what cars they will offer to you to bid on as they will be the ones who need to comply them. Therefore, they may be more likely to steer you away from excessive mods which need to be removed for complaince. I personally have used Autoworx (www.perthcars.com) to import my S1 R33 GTS-t and they have been excellent.

the link doesn't seem to be working again...

check out http://shop.importdriver.com.au/store/prod...ry112.inetstore they have both the workshop manual and owners manual for the 32, 33 and 34. both are fully translated from japanese to english and are proper bound copies. workshop manual is not cheap though at $250.00