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Have wrecked 3 cars and have all parts, here are a few parts that i do not need:

NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT ASK WHAT I HAVE, JUST OFFER ON WHAT I WRITE, I WILL LIST EVERYTHING IN GOOD TIME! NO FLOODING PLEASE!

ALSO I HAVE PHOTOS SO PM ME AND ILL EMAIL THEM

-3 X NISMO STRUT BRACES FOR R-32 GTR or GTST (off GTR) offers

-ARC GTR ALUMINIUM AIR-BOX, without a/f meters (off GTR) $280

-2 X GTR A/M ECU (From 91 model GTR) (Access & Veilside) $500 each

-1 X GTR STD ECU $500

-GTR Standard Front Pipe (91 GTR) Offers

- GTR Instrument Surround (GTR) offers

- 3X Turbo Timers (GTR with harness) offers above $110

Please PM me and ill emai the photos, do not clogg up the skylines australia postings with crap, THANKS!

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Hey tom

PM'd you but never got a response.

I wuold like one of those nismo strut braces for the R32 GTR, if they are the ones with the brake master cylender brace attached to it

could yu email me a pic

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thanks

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