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Item: Series 1 R33 GT-R headlights (pair)

Age: Have come from a 1995 GT-R with 85,000km

Condition: Great condition. No noticeable yellowing, lenses are very clear. There is some dullness in the plastic around the top inch or so of the RHS headlight, could be removed with a plastic polish. NO CHIPS OR CRACKS, headlights are perfectly intact.

Price: $600

To Fit: (What car) R33 GT-R. Apparently these will not fit GTS skylines very well.

Location: Sydney inner south west

Contact: Matt, (0404)495329

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Price drop to $500 guys.

Great condition GTR headlights. The xenon kit is very good quality, makes the car look pretty classy. While these housings are not designed for xenon bulbs the alignment of the low beam is quite good and does not dazzle drivers ahead.

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