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Hi,

Any one know where i can find some nice new full body kit for R33 Series 2 model in melbourne?

also looking for bonnet & spoiler.

Thanks so much

Vijay

if u dont mind paying postage, check out seller (mybodykits) on ebay. has them at a good price and the quality is good. i bought a bar off them and i documented the fit up and how it looked in cosmetic and styling forum under "great ebay bodykit".

he is reasonably priced and quik with postage. bonnet wise, depending on what you want would depend on where to get it. CF bonnets are readily available all over the forums. check the business traders for sale section out.

spoiler again, depending what you want you ay come across 1 in the for sale section of this forum or in the business traders section again. MR_DMD or psi_parts sell sone good stuff.

there's also "Jetspeed" in vic and "Garage-13"

or justjap.com (NSW) or nismo.com.au (NSW) or carmate.com.au (NSW) or vivagarage.com.au (SA) that can send you a kit pretty cheap. Ive got kit parts from nismo, carmate and vivagarage all were great quality

take your pick really, theres plenty out there

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