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There's a bloke on SAU from wall to wall tyres down on ossulivans beach road lonsdale.

He does good deals for SAU members on Federal Tyres.

Federals are better than Nankangs. I ran a set of Federal 535 225/50/16's that hung on better than a set of 245/40/18's.

You'll be looking at a set of Federal 595's. The base 595 is the cheapest, then 595SS, 595EVO and 595RS I believe. Very sticky tyre for their price point.

There's a bloke on SAU from wall to wall tyres down on ossulivans beach road lonsdale.

He does good deals for SAU members on Federal Tyres.

Federals are better than Nankangs. I ran a set of Federal 535 225/50/16's that hung on better than a set of 245/40/18's.

You'll be looking at a set of Federal 595's. The base 595 is the cheapest, then 595SS, 595EVO and 595RS I believe. Very sticky tyre for their price point.

gee lonsdale way i dont go that far for my holidays anything on the north side of town

Items:

R33 series 2 GENUINE floor mats

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Good Condition / Complete set only please

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PM

[email protected] MSN

Price and price conditions:

Have a Series 1 Set willing to trade but will pay reasonable price.

Items:

1. R33 Turbo, in decent condition under 100,000Kms prefered.

2. R32 Gts-t Front Left Wheel Guard, in Black.

Extra Info:

None.

Contact Details:

Contact me via PM please!

Price and price conditions:

Looking at around $400 max for turbo, providing its in good nick.

I suppose anywhere around $100 for the guard.

Cheers

Laine

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Items:

Justin Timberlake Gold Tickets (either General Adminsion or the Lounge tickets) x 2 to 4

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Want to guarantee tickets instead of waiting on ebay atm which is iffy.

Contact Details:

Contact me via PM please!

Price and price conditions:

Something that is less than ebay if possible, but negotiable

Items:

URGENTLY NEEDED!!Aftermarket Front Bar for S1 R33 needa get my car back on the road.

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preferably in good condition. Doesn't matter what colour, Cheap in Price.

Also if nybody has aftermarket sideskirts and rear bumpers they no longer want that are going cheap i will b interested.

Contact Details:

pm me or sms me on 0423866853

Price:

cheap!! Need ASAP

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