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They've been collected over the years at our shop, and are a little rough, but good for drift spec cars, roadworthies, or maybe even resprayed to fit on a car.

All bumpers going @ $50, unless otherwise stated.

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1 x R32 Skyline GTST M Spec Burgundy Front Bumper

1 x R32 Skyline GTST M Spec Black Front Bumper

2 x R32 GTST Standard Wing [one burgundy, one white]

2 x R33 Skyline GTST Burgundy Front Bumper [with reo, LHS bar light, $100]

1 x R33 Skyline GTST Black Front Bumper

1 x R33 Skyline GTST Black Sideskirts [nismo I think, $100] SOLD

1 x 180SX White Rear Bumper

1 x 180SX Champagne Front Bumper [with one teardrop indicator] SOLD

1 x 180SX Blue Rear Bumper

1 x Silvia S15 White Front Bumper [will require respray, $100] SOLD

2 x Silvia S15 White Factory Option Sideskirts [including pieces on front guards, $100]

1 x Silvia S15 White JDM Rear Bumper [will require respray $100]

1 x Silvia S15 White Front Guards [pair, slight damage, $150]

1 x Silvia S13 White Front Guards [pair, slight damage, $100]

1 x Integra DC5R INGs copy bodykit new from VIVA Garage [$300]

Prices are cheap because I need to clear up some space.

Please give me a call or SMS on 0402 611 670

Or send me a PM.

Thanks,

Vu

Edited by evilsub

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