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Hey all

I need to make room in my garage so some items need to go asap

No reasonabe offer, (and i mean reasonable) will be refused.

Prices Drop need these gone.......

pair of r32 gtr seats with standard rails. $650 Definately sold now..............

r32 gtr fiberglass copy rear spoiler $150 $100

r32 gtr standard air box $220 $150

Located in Sydney near Parramatta.

Any questions pm me or call 0412 88 55 44

Thanks

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I am interested to the GTR rear wing......

It is fitted to gtst 32 right?

any damaged? and how is the condition

Right now its not fitted to anything. It shouldnt be an issue fitting to a gtst.

Its in good condition, No cracks, But definately needs a paint job. This spoiler looks 99.9% like my original one.

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Hi Fady.

I have just deposited the money ($120) for the Airbox into your account.

Please let me know when you are ready for shipping and I will send you me address details.

Thank you.

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Just checked Letoy, the transfer has cleared. Email me your address and the airbox will be on its way.

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Just checked Letoy, the transfer has cleared. Email me your address and the airbox will be on its way.

Hi Fady.

Box arrived quick and well packaged.

It cleaned up real good and I got a new filter for it.

Thank you.

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