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Hey all the following is up for sale im located in canberra, id rather canberra buyers for the larger items they are white in colour.

Front fenders, Left and Right: $150 each will come with both indicators in them, they are in perfect condition white paint and no dents.

Bonnet Series 1 R33 $250 good condition but has some stone chips on the front lip of it, there no dents in the bonnet.

Finally Series 1 R33 front headlights $350 for the pair, but willing to separate, both are working perfectly, the drives side one has a small crack on the corner which was present when i purchased the car.

pictures of the parts will be taken today and sent to you by email upon request, canberra buyers are more than welcome to come round and check them out, all parts are currently still fitted to the car. these are the only remaining parts i wish to sell. phone 0401647423 for further enquiries

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Attached are pictures of the parts for sale.

Excuse the brown marks as a bird shat all over it just before the pictures were taken. Damn birds. Then it started raining outside, hence the dark photos.

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Sorry all that is being sold is what was listed, the front bar has already been bought. All Reasonable offers will be considered wanting to get rid of the parts this weekend.

Cheers Semo

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