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Melb: Seat Covers, Turbosmart Bov, Stock Rims, Stock Bov, Cat-back Twin Tip Exhaust..... And A Coilover =d


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FOR SALE

Red NOS Seat Covers - $ i dunno... offer me something

Turbosmart Type III BOV- $ 200 ono

Stock R33 GTS-T rims - $ 200 ono

Stock R33 GTS-T BOV- $ 20 ono

Exhaust off R33 gts-t - $ 100 ono

PICS UP IN A FEW HOURS

Turbosmart BOV in immaculate condition, comes with FREE flange to fit stock intercooler piping on R33 GTS-T.

All prices are negotiable, don't hesitate to offer, need these out of here guys!!

Oh yeah got ONE Tein HR coilover in very good condition for R33 GTS-T. Anyone needs one for whatever reason, just ask.....

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Mate - am some stockies as I want to fix my current rims... was wondering if they come with some shit tyres? just need some to roll around to the shops etc.

Mate - am some stockies as I want to fix my current rims... was wondering if they come with some shit tyres? just need some to roll around to the shops etc.

yep tyres are included mate. The rims themselves are actually in very good condition. Not much tread left on the tyres, but they're still fine to drive around in. Msg me and let me know if u want them too. =D

Hi im iterested in the exhaust for $100 i take it its stock?

Where abouts are you located?

Hi im iterested in the exhaust for $100 i take it its stock?

Where abouts are you located?

Nope its not stock. Its twin 2.5 (or maybe 3?) inch pipes from the cat all the way back, twin muffler setup as well so it very quiet. However, I do have the stock standard R33 GTS-T dump and front pipes available as well.

I'm located in SE suburbs of melbourne, call on 0423 280 746 if you're interested.

Pics of the exhaust go up tomorrow =D

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There we go, thats the exhaust... yes its not the best condition but its not rusting... NO HOLES/LEAKS ETC.

PLEASE JUST GIVE ME AN OFFER ON ANY OF THE STUFF.... ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED. =D

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