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Fs: Bride Drift Bucket Suit Skyline = $400 Firm

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Hey guys,

Bride Full Drift Bucket Seat with rails to suit r32 skyline = $400 FIRM! (I paid $1k for this about a year ago) Excellent Condition.

jap brand front r32 strut brace = $70

jap brand front r33 strut brace = $80

rear strut brace for r33 (sits in boot at the front of the battery area) = $80

front nismo r33 skyline strut brace = $100

rear strut brace for r33 sits on top of rear speakers area (with the 2 extra small thingys on side) = $100

Email me at [email protected] or call 0401698552 (I'll prefer email over PM"s ... Cant reply sms on my fone)

May trade parts and beer :P

Kind Regards

BryanLee 0401698552

email [email protected] - no sms please, i cant reply on my phone

Located in Brisbane

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Mate i want to grab those strut barz offf you asap show nismo one again and i willl make payment giv me detailz and can u post thank you

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hi bryan i callled u regarding r33 front strut bar (nismo) for sale

if u could leave ur contact details for me illl make paymetn to ur account

incl. total amount plus postage to 3039, VIC

thanks for that bryan

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mate postage of the seat to sydney 2170. bus freight seems the cheapest option. had a mate freight a seat halfway acrosss aus for like a hundred. send pics of the back. sides, rails and from front with better lighting please to [email protected] anyone aftert a r33 gtr seat? will trade if you want...

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