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Hi, do you have the driver's side A-pillar intact? Mine's got holes from a dodgy pillar guage install, looking to replace it :) If so, how much? Also, do you have both of the stalks? (indicator, I noticed you have the washer one...) Once again, prices?

Hi, do you have the driver's side A-pillar intact? Mine's got holes from a dodgy pillar guage install, looking to replace it :rolleyes: If so, how much? Also, do you have both of the stalks? (indicator, I noticed you have the washer one...) Once again, prices?

I've got a lhs and a rhs A pillar, the rhs one has a tweeter grill though, so if youve got a car without the tweeters (didnt even know that existed on r33's) then you'll need to cover it up or buy a lhs pillar with tweeter, unfortunately my lhs A pillar has no tweeter.

only have the lhs indicator stalk.

PM me and give me an offer if you still want them.

cheers

~Danz

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