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Original Steering Wheel - $80

Dashboard w/vents - $60 (has a bubble in the middle) SOLD

- centre vane of the right centre vent cannot control the rest of the vanes

- one minor crack on perimeter of right centre vent

- one vane on left vent cannot be controlled

Odometer plastic surround with light and wiper switch intact - $50

Odometer (128,615Km on it) - $70

Air-con electronic unit(not working for cold air, but ok for the rest of the functions) - $80

Mirror/window control unit - $70

Konis Yellow Shock Absorbers and King Springs- $1100 (incl. new dust covers and bump stops - less than 10,000km old)

Whiteline Front Swaybar - $120 (less than 10,000km old)

Whiteline Rear Sway bar - $120 (less than 10,000km old)

Whiteline Castor Rods set - $100 (less than 10,000km old)

Left front guard - $120

Left front light unit - $100

Left rear light panel - $50

PM me... Resonable offers will not be refused.

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Sorry for the late reply, but I believe that they are 24mm(front) and 22mm(rear).

They are taken off from this website:

http://www.whiteline.com.au/default.asp?page=/yourcar.htm

:)

What size are both swaybars?

Cheers,

Nath

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