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hey bud... are you selling the head? how much

Not too keen to take the engine apart. Selling the whole engine for $1700, so e'd have to buy the whole thing take the head off and get rid of the bottom end

Hey mate,

Interested in the carbon fibre look arm rest in the drivers door, pedals and passengers side vent. Do you have all these?

Pic of the vent I'm chasing - http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/t1....html&st=20

Cheers

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Hey mate,

Interested in the carbon fibre look arm rest in the drivers door, pedals and passengers side vent. Do you have all these?

Pic of the vent I'm chasing - http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/t1....html&st=20

Cheers

Got everything bar the vent. Im negotiable with the prices,

For the armrest, and 3 pedals, i can do it all for $190

How much for the Right/Drivers side door. I need That, the roof, and a drivers side/right frotn fender and side skirt.

I am about to buy a wreckked 96 R33 GTR, and it needs those parts. Maybe a few other smaller ones, but those will come later.

Please let me know about how much this would approx. cost w/ shipping to the united states.

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