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R32 Gts-t Bonnet $200 (first two pictures)

Good condition no dents at all. does have a few long scratches but with a light rub down and spray would come up perfect

GTR r32 bonnet (Damaged) $200 (second two pictures)

Can Be used for Drifting or Spare

Could possibly be fixed if time is spent on it but probably not worth repairing.

Bonnet Lock mechanism for gts-t $20 (last picture)

good for replacing damaged car its in perfect condition fits straight on gts-t

please contact anthony on 0417630423 for anything as i only have very limited access to the net

and it is hard for me to respond to replys

location is melb victoria eastern suburbs close to dandenong

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parts fitted great mate thanks just need paint now to make it black again as you can see in the photo

well my car is almost done just got to get rid of these parts so i can put the skyline back in the garage.

any offers welcome

  • 3 weeks later...

alot of interest but no buying?

come on dont pm me if you dont want them all info is there nothing to ask

you want it buy it simple k other wise im going to the metal yard........

Ok people The Gts-t Bonnet is now sold to my good skyline buddie SNISMO

thanks Russ

the gtr bonnet is still up for grabs

yes it needs work but for this price its probably worth it

Ok people The Gts-t Bonnet is now sold to my good skyline buddie SNISMO

thanks Russ

the gtr bonnet is still up for grabs

yes it needs work but for this price its probably worth it

No problems Anthony, it was nice doing business with you ! :P Bumpity bump......

i would like to know why you think the gtr bonnet isnt worth fixing??? i am kinda looking for one but want to know if its salvagable.

it is worth fixing

i dont have time to do it otherwise id try myself

you need to know someone in panel beating to do it cheap

otherwise it will cost too much to fix

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