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Rb20 5-Speed w/ Tail Shaft Good Nick W/ Low Km Exedy Cushion Button Clutch - $800ono

Rb25 Coil Packs - Full Set $100

Rb25 Crank Angle Sensor - $75

Mint Rb25 Turbo W/Stock Dump (no shaft play) - appears to have fresh steel rear wheel SOLD!!!

Rb25 Manual Starter Motor $100

R33 Clutch Pedal $250

R33 and R32 Climate Control Units Got Both $75

R33 Ser II Tail Lights And Garnish $400ono

Cat Back 3" Exhaust Off R33 High Flow Cat and 1 Rear Muffler - No Pics SOLD!!!

R33 M-Spec Front Seats (were in my 32) Clean - $250pr

R32 RH Headlight - $75

R32 Stereo Surround - $50

R32 4 Door Carpet - $50

A31 Nissan Cefiro Rear Bar - Silver - $100

Located In Kedron Nth Brisbane

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0421560017 Robby

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can organise it to be full conversion, box, shifter, clutch, bolt in gear boot on floor, clutch bedal, slave cylnder, tail shaft, gear box mount... only think missing is muaster cylnder n lines... 1200

  • 2 weeks later...
c'mon champ, update me.. you've had money for a week now.. whats the progress?

any sort of reply will do.. you've been online since i posted this, you've been online many times since i pm'd you last.. whats going on? you have my money.. whats happening?

WARNING! dodgy trader..

deposited money into his account for the RB25 crank angle sensor and havnt heard from him since. he ignores private messages and hasnt updated me since payment was made almost 2 weeks ago.

if anyone knows who/where he is, please go knock on his door for me.. cheers

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