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Up for sale:

1. Turbosmart style BOV - Brand new, never fitted. unwanted gift. Twin trumpet style with the option of 1 or 2 or no trumpets, up to user, also comes with a piece of vaccum hose, ready to install. SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

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2. 1kg Fire extinguisher - expelled, needs re-charge. $15 (near new condition)

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3. Stock standard Nissan Head unit, loom and mounting bracket, works 100% guarenteed $30

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4. Standard Series 1 spoiler - DOESN'T include brake light in spoiler, perfect condition (white) $70

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5. Stereo surround - silver/grey in color $5

6. set of 20 wheel nuts with 4 lock nuts, extended neck on nut, lock nut key included $15

(unsure if will fit skyline, thread dimensions are 12mm x 1.50mm)

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7. Chrome dipped radiator cap cover (fits radiator caps of 58mm approx.) $5

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8. Custom made 1 off gear knob, genuine scorpion encrusted in hardened enamel, plus yellow gear boot to suit manual vehicle. suit 10mm gear shift rod. Cost $100 sell $40

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9. Battery mounting bracket for boot of r33 s1 skyline plus all bolts - $10

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