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Wrecking R33 Gtst Coupe Series 2 & Also Series 1 Parts.

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hey mate

do you have the series 2 grill and also the plastic surround on the drivers door which is around the power window mechs to the hand slot on the door

dont have picture but is about 300mmx80mm

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hey mate do u have the drivers side door trim for a s2 if so what condition and colour is it.......mines all marked from the previous owner who must of smoked in it

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got the power window control.. sold and payed.. :)

Hope it fits. I bought one a while ago but the plug ended up different and it didnt fit. I dont know for sure but there might be a difference between Series 1 and 2's

Also, can someone please just post the color of the car? All the answeres have been in PM's so far.

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JORDAN= car is black / as far as i know that s1 and s2 powerwindow motor plugs are same / so yeah surely it would fit.

But, if u are talking about the powerwindow SWITCH itself, then they are different and wont fit on s1.

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