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If you decide to part it off:

How much for the brembos? What sort of condition are they in.

Also, if your intrested, we could prehaps do a deal for a swap with my standard R32 GTR callipers with cash your way to allow you to still get RWC.

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well if it comes to it that you decide to sell parts off of it, i shotgun nismo kit and fuel sender unit and posibly weather shields if you have them.

Cheers,

Simon

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hey dude

dont mean anything bad here in anyway but you mentioned you lost your licence, tho the police didnt attend the scene.??

anyways was interested in parts if your going that way

That's okay, I can see it would be confusing. At accident cops, ambulance and maybe fireys were called. Only the ambo's turned up. They took me to casualty since I was in shock and there the cops forced a blood test. I heard nothing for three months, then got a summons. Hence license disappeared. I have it back now, that's long since history.

Seriously, the car is kosher. End of me answering questions about that, if you've got cash to buy it and are concerned about that, come and see me, we can go to the cop shop together and get it checked it out :)

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Ok, pics, after a horrendous experience uploading to imageshack. They're fairly big, I thought detail was best.

You can see the worst of the damage above the front passenger wheel where the car spun and hit a brick post, actually knocking the post over. The wheel was pushed under the car, this is where the CV was bent, the control arms folded up, the mag torn up and the strut bent. All those have been replaced. Obviously the quarter panel is a bit of an issue, that's where the contact with the other car happened, the corner of that car. The back of the car shore off a small palm tree, hence the pushing in of the spare tire section a little and the crease vertically up the rear bumper and boot.

EDIT: FYI The quarter panel, I think was about $790 from Nissan when I checked. Don't rely on that - call and check with them, but that's from my vague memory.

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please would you apart the centre console, im after just the plastic centre console, i have bought three so far and they have all lost the clips that clip into the dasboard, like your one looks in pretty good nik, im talking about the console that goes around the three centre gauges,radio all the way down around the gearstick, please let me know, i dont need the ashtray or the cigarette lighter, please will you do it, ill put the money into your account asap if you will apart it for me, but does it have any cracks or any damage what so ever to it, thanks alot mait,

cheers tony

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Sorry mate, but if I sell that to you the person who buys the car will likely have to look for one then!

If it comes to parts, it's yours, but that seems pretty unlikely to be honest, sorry.

Right now the entire dash, consoles, everything is all together and in great nick, not going to ruin when I'm trying to sell it!

please would you apart the centre console, im after just the plastic centre console, i have bought three so far and they have all lost the clips that clip into the dasboard, like your one looks in pretty good nik, im talking about the console that goes around the three centre gauges,radio all the way down around the gearstick, please let me know, i dont need the ashtray or the cigarette lighter, please will you do it, ill put the money into your account asap if you will apart it for me, but does it have any cracks or any damage what so ever to it, thanks alot mait,

cheers tony

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