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Item:

greddy style BOV blue SOLD

17" wheels suitable for drift

17" tires plenty of tread left

r33 doors

r33 guards

m-sport front bar white with clear blinkers cut for bigger cooler

gt wing uran style black

blitz pod filter with holes for q45 afm

r33 seats pulled apart only padding left (used rails for race seats)

r32 gtr standard cams

r32gtr standard valve springs

r32 gtr front diff complete no bearings or seals though

rb30 sump pan

r32 gtr timing cover just been polished SOLD

2 x r33 standard rear bars

bare rb30 block

braded -8 hose and fittings 3 x 90deg and 1 x 45deg replace standard r33 breather hoses on valve covers

r33 standard mirrors white

Location: QLD

Website: here

Item Condition: good

Reason for Selling: not needed

Price and Payment Conditions:

greddy style BOV blue $50 SOLD

17" wheels suitable for drift $150

17" tires plenty of tread left $100 all 4

r33 doors $50 each

r33 guards $30 each

m-sport front bar white with clear blinkers cut for bigger cooler (white) $200

gt wing uran style black $150

blitz pod filter with holes for q45 afm $40

r33 seats pulled apart only padding left (used rails for race seats) $100 ono

r32 gtr standard cams $100

r32gtr standard valve springs $50 seat

r32 gtr front diff complete no bearings or seals though $200

rb30 sump pan $20

r32 gtr timing cover just been polished $150 ( cost just that for the polishing) SOLD

2 x r33 standard rear bars $40 each

bare rb30 block $50

braded -8 hose and fittings 3x90deg and 1x45deg replace standard r33 breather hoses on valve covers $40

r33 standard mirrors white $100 pair

Price and Payment Conditions:

Extra Info: buyer pays freight

Pictures: some

Contact Details: pm or 0438774173

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