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hey man the head might end up going to a mate of mine but not confirmed yet so its sorta still on the market. wat were u after man? jus the complete head?

still got the boot lid for sale?

what colour is it, im after black.

also interested in the strut brace...what brand is it?

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looks like the whole motor is going to my mate, so taken off the market. sorry to those who had interests.

car is GUNMENTAL GREY.

front one is a justjap item. didnt have a rear.

all PM's replied cheers guys ;)

heya marko sorry couldnt answer calls..i work 6am till 3-4pm so havnt got access to my phone. best thing is let me know when during the week u are free and i'll try to arrange something with u. bear in mind the car is at storage at a mates house so we dont have access until he is home as well

thats ok - i just sent u an sms...speak to your mate about arranging a time for tomorrow after 4pm.

let me know if this suits (check your pm's, they must be full)

here's my number: 0404 884 876

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