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Godzilla32

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yep, i know exactly what ur talking about.

the type M 32's and also some gtr's i think came with them.

i stupidly sold mine 6 months ago and now i want em back lol.

there is a trader that is selling a similar aftermarket style on here somewhere if that helps

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Thanks for the replies. Id spend $80-$100 on a pair of good condition ones..

Open to other options, looking for something to meet up nicely with my N1 skirts.

Deren

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I have some fibregalss copies that you could have for $40. They will need a little prep before going on the car. They are currently white - painted by cans from Supercheap.

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yeh got some. original. came of my gts4. been sitting there for a while. been meaning 2 get rid of it. ill do it for $80

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also got original sideskirts n spoiler if ya intrested

cheers

kun

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