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Item: R33 Trail bumper

Age: Brand new (Sitting in garage for 3 months now)

Condition: Brand new

Price: 150 ono

To Fit: (What car) R33, series 1 and 2

Location: Brisbane

Contact: 0431517127

Comments: I wanted to upgrade, but got a Trust Gracer lower lip and I am using it, no need for the Trail bumper. It has a white primer on, just needs to be painted, can orginise a painter if you want! I need it gone asap! Will trade for a standard R33 Series 1.5 bar.

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I'm pretty interested, had a bit of bumper car action with a camry sportivo the other day, do you know how easy it is to fit? and do you know where you can you get the indicator lights?

where in brisbane are you?

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spudsr33 Enthusiast

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Hey thee budy i will be there end of this week coming, ill give ya one twenty, and if its as good as you say it is ill take it.

P.S are you far away from the NAVY base/warfs?

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