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As per the title Ive got 2 filters leftover after selling my GTR.

Have been opened as they'd been in the cupboard and wanted to make sure all was still in there. There's 2 part numbers on the boxes: Apexi 500 - A024 and 5F3004

I'm after $155 for the pair plus delivery or ideally pickup in SA.

Also have a brand new key blank for an r32, still in factory Nissan packaging. $60 plus $5 to post.

Ive also got an r32 GTR boot badge. Original equipment styles. Looks to be in pretty good nick, some slight warping of the paint but nothing a lick of paint wouldn't sort. Chasing $60 for it, I'll take pics for those who are keen.

I'm not posting up pics as it's pretty obvious what they are, if you're confused have a search on google.

cheers

tom

Edited by TBee

key is the blank silver edition. still in nissan packaging. the box says KEY00 - 00185 and I used the exact same one for my r32 gtr.

I can take pics of filters if seriosuly needed but they are exactly as described if you want to check google image or the like for what they look like installed. Mine are a brand new pair as described.

also note ive got a genuine GTR badge for sale too!

are the 2 apexi filters part of a kit (comes with gaskets/bolts/brackets)? if so ill take them

there are definitely unused gaskets and bolts still in bags but there are no brackets as such.

These are essentially replacements for those who already have an apexi kit. I'm not sure if the apexi filter will bolt straight up to any other aftermarket elbows off the afm.

let me know if this is what you were asking.

cheers

tom

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