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Got a pair of Nissan weathershields for an R33 2 door that I took off my car....

I did have a buyer for them in Tasmania, but they're just to hard to post without the risk of breaking them!

Price is $100 and i'd prefer pickup in Melb (Hoppers Crossing)

I can post them, but if thats the case, it'd be at the buyers expense/risk

Pic below :D

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If interested PM or email me.

Cheers

Dezz

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I dun think so, but would you have one to suit R32 or would that by any chance fit...?

i'd doubt they'd fit a 32....they're factory nissan parts, specifically made to fit the 32 roof/window line...

sorry, i dont have any to suit a 32...i only have these because i took them off my car :D

nah mate, had them sold for more than that already....just didnt want to send them to the guy and have aus post break them on the way....$90+ freight, at your risk, and u got yourself some weather shields.

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