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Item: Bomex Side skirts, and Bomex Rear bumper

Age: 1 week

Condition: Still packaged and haven't been painted or touched

Price: $400 (Got it for $650 delivered)

To Fit: (What car) GTT R34

Location: Sydney

Contact: PM or 0433214781

Comments: In 2 days time ill be refunding this kit back to DMD so if anyone wants it gimme a call right away.

Edited by R33Turbo

Aiightz... unfortunately i haven't took any photos of it, and i left it still boxed up at the panel beaters where i was going to do a paint job, but however i changed my mind. Now im seriously on the verge of getting a refund tomorrow so if interested and if your close enough, maybe you can come have a look at it at 12 Cumberland Highway Smithfield, NSW tomorrow (Wednesday) after 5.30pm, Cuz its going back to DMD. And give me a call on 0433214781 if you really are interested.

Edited by R33Turbo

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