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"hks" Prestige Qld Plates, Mines Speedo (bcnr33), Trust Solid Piping Kit (bcnr33)

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Cusco Zero 2 R Coilovers - To suit R33 GTR, have been told will also fit R34 GT-T and R34 GTR. They are height Adjustable, as well as having base height adjustment and dampner adjustable. Currently have 9kg\mm front and 7kg\mm rear springs. After $1350 Delivered. - Will get pics up tonight.

Trust Solid Piping Kit - To suit R33 GTR only!!, only recently bought this from Beer Baron a week ago here -> http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...=143480&hl=, is in good condition except is has miss matched silcon hose with one silcon joiner missing. I'm after what i paid so $400 delivered

HKS Super Hybrid Panel Filter - Suits R33 GTR stock air box, may suit GTS-t also? Approx 500km old Perfect Condition, I'm after $60 delivered.

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HKS - QLD Prestige Number Plates - Black Writing on white background $3500.

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PM me or reply here if your interested.

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selling because i need to get out of debt and the car wasn't selling with all these parts on it so selling seperate and lowering the price of the car.

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Are you positive the trust piping kit wont fit a 32gtr? .. i thought 32 and 33 should fit the same. If they fit a 32 ill take them 4 no dramas

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If i had a Silver GTR i'd buy those rims, they look the goods on the silver GTR. Hell if i was looking for a GTR i'd buy yours with all the bits.

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You after anything in trade for the rims? I really want them but cant stretch to that amount atm. I will be ditching a set of R34 GTR rims if you're keen.

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Wheels, wheel nuts and camber arms are 100% sold and paid for. Thread updated.

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