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hi people im looking for the following parts:

r34 gtt manual steering wheel minus the airbag

r34 gtr bonnet

r34 gtt engine cover

r34 gtt 4 door stock exhaust

supra jzx80ge water pump

r34 gtt standard plenum ***found

r34 gtt center guages + holder/cover ***found

r34 gtt throttle/traction control motor ***found

r34 gtt GT badges from the front fenders ***found

r34 gtt 4 door boot lid *** found

no crazy prices plz

if u have other r34 parts i havent mentioned let me know coz i might need it (anyone wrecking an r34?)

im located in Adelaide

cheers!

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hey mate you might want to try and find out what is happening the the R34 that hit the stobie pole last weekend.

I am sure there are parts in there that you will need.

I would ring Nisswreck and see if they are getting there hands on the car.

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hey mate you might want to try and find out what is happening the the R34 that hit the stobie pole last weekend.

I am sure there are parts in there that you will need.

I would ring Nisswreck and see if they are getting there hands on the car.

yeah ive sent nisswreck a pm regarding parts..

thanks dude

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where are u located?

I don't have the stock exhaust, but my car came with the nissan factory option exhaust it's got "nissan sports muffler" on the side of the tip.

PM me if you're interested

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