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Alrighty have a few parts for sale just have them due to modifying the car etc etc. :-

post-18565-1162706075.jpg1. r32 GTS-t front bar just paint missing off the bar otherwise perfect for someone looking to respray it in their colour. Asking $220

2. r32 GTS-t stock springs want $50

post-18565-1162706128.jpgpost-18565-1162706199.jpg3. Blitz DD blow off valve cane with car and since having cooler piping on I have no need for this item. PERFECT working order. Asking $220

post-18565-1162706257.jpg4. r32 GTS-t ignition module from Mr. Nissan himself only used to diagnose a problem and it ended up being the AFM. Asking $75

post-18565-1162706225.jpg5. r32 GTR rear wing perfect nick no scratches etc in midnight blue colour. Asking $150

post-18565-1162706299.jpgpost-18565-1162706345.jpg6. r32 GTS-t stock rims and tyres 40% in near perfect nick. Asking $230

I can be reached here send me a PM or preferrably a e-mail : [email protected]

Located in Coffs Harbour NSW halfway between Brisbane and Sydney.

THNX GUYS

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