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Have had this thing sitting around for a few years now, only realised due to a recent clean out.

Was originally sold at $650 but realised that it was not a perfect fit for the car, so refunded customer. So PLEASE NOTE, minor fitting / adjustment is required. However, this is par for the course with so many aftermarket bodykits you'll buy nowadays. Unless you buy a genuine (expensive) Jap product, alterations are not that uncommon, and at least you can check it out here in Hobart.

Asking $350 for the whole thing - front, sides and rear.

If interested, PM me here. I can probably arrange fitting and spraying if required too.

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R33 GTR; Factory items

Original GTR Boot $150

AND

GTR Wing - GOOD CON $350

Also

Another R33 GTR wing, slight damage. make and offer $150

R33 GTS-T Side skirts - GOOD CON - $180

R33 GTS-T Nismo Rear POD's - VGC - $120

Have you got any R33 Gtr front lips?

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