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Selling Skyline R33 boot garnish converted to a 'light up' style panel, Silver in colour. to suit a silver 33 obviously. Don't ask me to change the colour!

Save yourself the hassle of stuffing around with making it yourself, and make your 33 look awesome at night with this bolt on mod.

This has been made so during the day it looks as though it is a standard series 2 panel, without clear lettering, although at night... watch the letters glow through!

Looking for $90, but negotiable! This is not including the actual lights,

Lights are an LED panel which may be supplied at additional cost (these aren't cheap!) Otherwise you can very easily wack your own neon or other light setup in and your done.

Selling due to it being a spare after doing some experimentation and playing with these for a little while.

Located in Sydney, Castle Hill area. $90 o.n.o

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That looks good dude... good luck with the sale and if its been done properly it'll definatly last long besides its just LED's how hard can it be to replace one if need be?

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how much for the led panels?, this would be perfect for my car, same color and series2, so i don t have to paint it.. how much do you think it would cost to get this to the gold coast?, is that a white led behind or a light blue?, awesome looking!!

is it possible to get a day shot of it?.

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how much for the led panels?, this would be perfect for my car, same color and series2, so i don t have to paint it.. how much do you think it would cost to get this to the gold coast?, is that a white led behind or a light blue?, awesome looking!!

is it possible to get a day shot of it?.

Its white LED lights. Sorry really dont want to sell the LED's at this point. PM me if your serious to buy, will negotiate postage. Thanks.

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