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Hi guys I can get brand new real carbon fibre R32 GTR grills for about $260 or normal fibre glass grills for $150.

The grills are all brand new. Depending on how many people are interested in this group buy will depend on how much cheaper I can get them.

Ok I have been told I i have to put a close date so I will make it a month from now 11/April. The grills will be imported from the US there will be no GST or custom dutys as the value of the grills are less then $1000US

Postage will be be included in the price and the grills will be sent direct from the supplier to each individual person.

Let me know if you want to be put on the list. As it gets to the closer to the close date I can get the exact price of the grills as I will have a better Idea of how many I will need to get.

Cheers

1. MYSELF

2. BWRGTR

3. JM4MP

4. J-TRAIN

5.NEFRET

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i wouldnt mind seeing a photo of the carbon installed on a gtr...

i'm semi interested!

ive got a carbon bonnet on my car so I recon the carbon grill will look awsome!

  • 1 month later...

Remove from list please.

I was banking on the close date being the 11th of April and I still have not heard anything.

Have taken another quicker avenue.

Organisation please.

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