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Replica Buddyclub Spec 1 Gt-racing Wing.

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For sale is a really nice Buddyclub Spec 1 replica GT-Wing... in near-perfect condition, would look absolutely radical on any car... it came off a black R33 Skyline... I bought it for $300.00 and happy to part with it for $200.00 as I no longer have a need for it...

PRICE DROPPED TO $200.00 for a quick sale!!!

Made overseas

3.7kgs in Weight

1430mm Width

235mm Height Brackets

Adjustable in height and angles to fit all car models.

Email me or SMS to: 0403 262 413

Contact me via my Email Address, [email protected].

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yep... GT-R front, GT-R sides, Nismo pods and GT-Wing...

Anyone wanna buy this wing.... ?

I also willing to do a direct swap... for something like a black GT-R wing... another GT-wing etc... PM me or post pictures here.

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can the arms be moved closer into the centre?

where you from??

Hi mate,

I'm from the MAIDSTONE the western suburbs in MELBOURNE...

In regardsing to the side arms.. they come with screws so I think you can move them closer but am not sure... inspections are welcome...

Please leave PM here (as I check everyday) or sms to 0403 262 413 - arrangement to meet up is no worries... just PM me or SMS your phone number and I'll reply with my address for you to inspect...

Thanks

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