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hey mate im after this unit for the driver side power window its not the controll unit its a little black box that sits brhind the door trim on the right hand side pm me back if u have it and interested in selling it i dont no how to explain it

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Alright I don't think my PM's are working currently I am chasing the following parts I hope you can help me out.

R32 Fuel Sender

R32 Door Trims

R32 Window Rubbers (Coupe)

PM me as soon as you can.

Cheers

Adam

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pm'd you twice.. want that vent!!
Hey, I am interested in the door trims. I sent you a PM but haven't heard anything back could you please reply to it or let me know if you got it. Also do you have a fuel sender?
still havent replyed to my pm about guards.

no shit, reply to ur PM's mate. i have sent u a few and still waiting on a reply, if u cant get on here give us ur email address.

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no shit, reply to ur PM's mate. i have sent u a few and still waiting on a reply, if u cant get on here give us ur email address.

Probably a better idea, email me [email protected]

Ill reply to as many questions here as i can;

- Vents and dash still available, happy to post to China if $$ are there, Gosford no problem.

- Yes i have black controller box behind door trim for electric windows, email me for details.

- Only have drivers side guard left, in perfect condition.

- Door trims are still available, both in excellent condition.

- Still have fuel sender, no worries.

- Window rubbers are there aswell.

- No rear strut brace

- Got internal rear trims, PM sent about that one this morning.

- Have tail lights, in great condition, email me for details.

I apologise for taking a while to reply, i run a business that trades 6.5 days a week so i cannot always get on here, emailing me is your best bet of an instant reply.

[email protected]

Thanks guys,

Glenn

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Probably a better idea, email me [email protected]

Ill reply to as many questions here as i can;

I apologise for taking a while to reply, i run a business that trades 6.5 days a week so i cannot always get on here, emailing me is your best bet of an instant reply.

[email protected]

Thanks guys,

Glenn

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