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Sorry mark he accidently PM'ed me I will forward his PM to you now.

Seeing as though I am forwarding the info because of his mistake does this give me the spotters fee ?? :)

If you get the car and there are parts you dont I am more then willing to accept them out of your kindness :rant:

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I also mentioned earlier in this thread about having some 180sx sideskirts, If you are interested Mark here is a picture of them. I have no need for them, I was told they have never been fitted. Need a little touching up though.

If you do pick up that car I can think of a few parts that would go nicely on my R32 :)

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I can only find the image of when I taped them onto the side of my Gemini Coupe project to find out how much work was needed to make them fit it. I never started the mods to them to get them to fit so they are still in original condition.

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