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From 1990 GTS - excellent condition, showing 31K klms ( which proves you can't trust an odometer even when it's NOT in the car).

NON TURBO ODOMETER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!( thanx for the pick up guys)

Sick of it sitting around - so willing to let it go cheap @ $80

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hmmmm....seems like there's still some petrol left in the tank ( see photo!)...even though the tank is nowhere near the odometer......hey, ask Nissan how this happens....

Edited by R34_T88_Widebody

Hey.. ive got a turbo 32 with Aftermarket boost guage..

You recon this cluster will still fit up and work?

Also whats the go with the Tacho.. should it be like that..

Apart from that, im interested.. How much for postage to Canberra?

Please PM .

Yes it will fit straight in dude. Also the dials sometimes just fall around if the dash is out, all you do is tip it up, and it will be perfect :(

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