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Hi All,

Ive just moved to Adelaide from Canberra this year and I have a few import related qn's. I own a 89 R32 Gts-t and im trying to source a few parts for my car locally. Basically i was wondering if anyone could tell me where is the best place to get import spares in Adelaide?

Secondly, i guess this could go into the wanted to buy bit but anyway...., the parts im after include:

89 R32 Gts-t BLACK left hand front guard\quarter panel

89 R32 Gts-t BLACK boot lid with NO spoiler holes in it

and if possible a RB20 turbo

Cheers :sorcerer:

Laine

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I have a RB20 turbo available. Not just yet but it will be shortly

I had a silver left front qtr but just sold it for $50.

And boot lid well i hope i never need one of them as i have replaced the front of my car i dont want to do the rear aswell

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