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Hi guys,

I have a R34 Gtt full carbon fibre OEM bonnet from Japan for sale. Suitable for respray as the clear coat has been stripped by some idiot at the car detailing place trying to wax the thing. The bonnet is full carbon fibre so extremely light and rare, its not the fibreglass with carbon fibre top. Reason for selling is that i brought a new bonnet so no longer required. Bonnet sits perfectly flush with the gaurds, strong latch attached. The only imperfections is a small chip towards the nose from a stone, and the bonnet does feels like a matt black due the detailing place therefore requires respray or recoating the clear coat might bring it back to normal.

$1100 when new from Japan.

Will sell for $370.

For inspection call 0433214198 after hours 6PM on working days.

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Im not 100% sure about the fitment on the R34 sedan, looks to me that it is the same, would anyone be able to confirm it? The whole bonnet was detailed so the whole clear coat is evenly stripped, not in patches. Also when i use a wet cloth to wipe the bonnet down it brings the carbon fibre back to original when wet.

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Just to reply to some messages, this bonnet weighs in at 13Kg, shaves of heaps of kgs compared to the stock bonnet and even the fibreglass types, you can easily open your bonnet with the index finger when attached to car.

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seen this bonnet in person. is in pretty good nick, even though will need respray or clear coat if wanting the carbon fibre look. but other than that, very good looking bonnet especially with the lip.

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thanks john-e boi for the comment, that just reminds me that the front of the bonnet is slightly lipped so it does come out a few centimetres more than a stock bonnet. Slightly sharper and tougher, than stock bonnets by covering the grill more.

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Throw me some offers guys, no reasonable offers refused. Willing to trade for parts too, interested in parts such as an electronic boost controller, turbo back exhaust, injectors, front mount intercooler that pipes back to stock.

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Price drop $370.

Need it gone this week.

Hi,I am in Perth, and am v.keen for the bonnet. Will call you on your mobile tomorrow (Mon), although public holiday.

Please email more detialed photos to [email protected], or call me on 0422217041 any time during next week.

If I can repair it to a reasonable condidtion I WILL BUY IT AND PAY FREIGHT TO WA THIS WEEK. Would you be able to deal with that?

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The bonnet is quite a big size, to send it interstate your probably looking at another $200 bucks on top do you really wanna go ahead with that?

Tried to call you today, no luck getting thru - is your mobile # still good???

Yep, no probs with the freight, will try and call you tomorrow morning say 9am Perth time (will leave a message if you are unavailable).

Will get you to email me so more detailed photos, and go from there.

I will speak to my courier (Fast-trak) tomorrow when he comes in to work (have a RAWS Workshop in Perth) and see what the best approach is for packing etc.

If you get keen, pls forward photos to [email protected] - thanks, I can check it out when I get into work first thing tomorrow.

You can call me if you like, 08 9409 3423 BH or 0422217041 or email as above.

Thanks SHAUN

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