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[for Sale] R32 Front Guards, Mspec Skirts, Nismo Front Bar [gold Coast]


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Hey Guys,

Selling:

1 x Nismo front bar ~ $50

Pair of mspec skirts ~ NOW $100

Pair of standard guards ~ NOW $100

All for r32.

Condition is a little ruff, good if respraying.

One of the guards has a little dent (can be fixed with bog or wotnot)

The front bar is scratched a fair bit undernieth, and also has the right corner chipped off.

The skirts arnt too bad, couple minor scratches underneith, not noticeable when fitted.

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Contact: 0434 365 790 for a quick repsonse.

Or PM.

PICKUP ONLY please from Gold Coast.

As postage for large items is way too much, for example the skirts posted to NSW are like $190 thats just postage.

Cheers

Tone.

Edited by Antone
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