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Hi everyone;

I have a R34GTT Automatic Gearbox (tiptronic) for sale... came off a car with roughly 60,000kms and was going perfectly.

My price for this gearbox will be $200.00 picked up - please note that this gearbox will NOT be posted under any circumstances.

I also offer the following:

Valve Body Upgrade from MV Automatics; since this box is off the car and completely drained of all ATF fluid; it is perfect for working on. I can arrange for the valve body to be taken off and sent down to MV Automatics for tweaking.

Once it's back; we can bolt it all up again easy... from there you can either take the box off me complete or have your old box removed and replaced with the upgraded box. PM for more details on this one please.

Anyways, gearbox is ready for pickup - so someone please take action!

PHOTOS:

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Actually; 666DAN has expressed interest in the box without the valve body.

So perhaps I can rip the valve body out; send it to MV for you... and then have them send it to skidkid (all expenses paid for by you of course)

666DAN can then take the gearbox with everything bar the valve body.

If both of you negotiate this with each other; I'm happy to do the labour of removal for nothing.

Thanks

Stan

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