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Hi all,

I am unable to upload pics up.. If your interested PM me your email and I will send you the pics :P

I have for sale:

2 Pairs of stock GTR exhaust manifolds $70 per pair

Pair of stock GTR dump pipes with heat shields $30 for the pair

Pair of stock GTR cam gears $10 for the pair

Pair of old school HKS BOV for a GTR with a mounting bracket $80

Pair of stock R32 GTR turbos with stock actuators$280

Pair of stock R32 GTR Camshafts $140

Stock RB26 oil and water lines $120

Stock RB26 set of lifters/buckets $120

Stock R32 GTR air box components $20

Stock RB26 twin turbo pipes (yellow minus badge) $120

Stock R32 GTR front pipes with stock cat $30

Stock R33 GTST stock air box with snorkle including Apexi panel filter $160

Stock R33 GTST steering wheel non air bag in moderate to good condtion $20

Stock R33 GTST turbo back exhaust $130

Stock R33 GTST heat shield $5

Stock R33 GTST front and rear swaybars make an offer

R33 GTST Hawk brake pads front (HB179F 630) and rear (HB178F 564) make an offer..

R33 GTST HICAS unit make an offer

R33 GTST O2 sensor bracket $5

R32/33 GTR valley cover badge in good contition $50

Motul RBF 600 brake fluid $20

Blitz Racing black faced mechanical boost guage 60mm 1.5bar $120

Nardi horn button $40

Nardi boss kit for Datsun $20

4 Pioneer speaker covers for 6.5' speaker $20

R33 GTST/GTR air vents (silver) $10

R33 GTST/GTR rear parcel tray vent $10

Arial antenna for R33 SOLD

Stock R33 GTST rims in good condition with tyres SOLD

Delivery will be at buyers cost..

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Smoky Grand Master

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Further and most likely final price drop.. all PM's will be replied to tomorrow :P

First in with the money here on in gets the goods.. too many people have asked for items to be held then pulled out leaving genuine buyers and myself in limbo ;)

As stated before, make an offer if you think the price isnt fair.. I need these gone soon otherwise most of these parts are going to the tip for the monthly clean up :)

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