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hey guys im wrecking my donor car.

its an R34 GT-T.

Has everything except engine , front/rear brakes, 5 speed gone and tail shaft.

Front has damage so no panels on front or radiator support. has one LHS head light though lol.

the GTT wheels arnt available either im sorry.

the rest of the car is in tact including interior except steering wheel (airbag gone off).

ok ive started the price list .

this will grow by saturday.

im not located with the car so getting to it between work hours is hard but this weekend i will know more.

mirrors- $120 each

Doors - $350 each

Boot -$250

Door Glass (tinted) - $200 each

Door trims- $150 each

Wipers - $40 pair

Rear Screen- $300 (tinted)

Dash Cluster (60,XXXk's) - $300

Dash Pad -$200

head unit bracket- $40

Glove box- $100

hand brake (inc cable) $160

Front seats - $600

rear seat - $250

parcel shelf - $50

interior carpet - $120

tail lights - $250 each or $400 a pair.

Rear tannabe coilover (non adj 8 kg springs) -$350

Front KYB SS Stuts - $200

Rear Hicas Steer rack - $250

Rear bumper - $150

tow hooks$15 each

ABS unit - $300

ABS senders - $80 per corner

Fuel tank - $200

Quater glass - $150 each

Climate control unit $150

Air con pump $120

Brake master cylinder - $250

Manual Pedal box- $250

Roof Lining - $120

Interior light - $30

Dash Gauges (set of 3 in holder) - $180

R34 Factory Turbo (30,XXX k's no shaft play) - $550

Swaybars - $60 each end.

LHS headlight - $250

Factory intercooler - $80

Complianced Seatbelts - $50 each or $170 for set of 4

Steering rack - $200

Steering surround - $50

Reverse lights - $120

wiper motor - $50

Rear Bumper Rio - $110

Interior kick and ecu panel $70 for both

Basicly the centre console down to the shifter surround is sold so that is not listed.

i have other bits like raer trims etc. just ask and i will get pics and prices for them.

also the rear quarter panels on the car are very straight and am will ling to to chop them off if there wanted.

Availible are all the door rubber seals aswell as boot.

this list will be made larger on saturday with hopefully pics for most parts.

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hey guys im wrecking my donor car.

its an R34 GT-T.

Has everything except engine , front/rear brakes, 5 speed gone and tail shaft.

Front has damage so no panels on front or radiator support. has one LHS head light though lol.

the rest of the car is in tact including interior except steering wheel (airbag gone off)

making a list of parts and prices as we speak and taking photos.

is there anything people would like?

has Factory turbo still and Tannabe coilover rear and Kyb front suspension.

cheers

benny

What the body condition like Benny eg: the complete front end???

no weather shields as far as im aware wogboy. if the are i dont where they went . will ask previous owner.

questy .....um chassis is bent a rather lot on the drivers side in engine bay.

but apparently is fixable. im not in that field so i wouldnt know. would also neer radiator support panel aswell.

GMB - what front end lol .....nah no parts or panels there. what were u after exactly.

MRO- sorry no wheels.

Floody- will chat on MSN tonite.

XXE-R32- u have a PM.

I'll take the central 3 gauge cluster if it's still available. I only need a plastic cover for one, but I'll buy the whole thing if need's be. Also, do you have the windscreen washer bottle still? I've got a gaping hole in mine! And if the gear knob is in good condition I'll take that as well, lol.

  • 2 weeks later...

Please do not PM me ....to hard to get PM's at work.

numerous reason why i havent been online.

All parts packaged and ready to send once emails are recieved.

Please email direct to [email protected]

Parts Added- TEIN ADJ CASTOR ARMS. - $300

  • 1 year later...

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