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Steve You Smell. LOL.

I still have to come back to your place and get the compliance papers from your work.

Im a slack/ lazy boy.

Will see u out at the BSM cruise on the 4th. Looking forward to seeing u there mate.

Brenton.

P.S. there have been some slight changes to my car since u last saw it hehehehe

hey nisswreck,

im after a series 2 grill 96 model and a drivers side power window surround

not the whole assembly with switches just the long plastic bit,

pm me with some prices and availability

thanks

I'm pretty sure Andrew(Nightcrawler) on here in SA has one, prob with piping and all! You should hit him up a PM!

Actually I'm pretty sure that he doesn't have it any more. If memory serves me correctly Prof_dls bought his off of him & put in on the 33 he had before it was written off. Just happend to come up in coversation when I saw him at his place after the accident.

Could I also please be PM'd with a quote for a R33 S2 interior rear view mirror & for a passenger door attaching loop (I don't know it's proper name, the part where the door latches to the body) & a drivers side door trim. All need to be in good condition to be worth while for me.

Cheers

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