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Hey guys striped an R32 got some stuff left. a little bit of interior bits and other stuff.

rear vision mirror $15

interior light $15

stearing wheel $15

stearing column front cover top and bottom $50

stearing column rear bottom piece $25

stearing column blinker unit $120

gearstick surround clip in piece $50

bottom door sill piece left and right $30

climate control unit $150

climate control and gearstick centre console $120

bottom drivers side dash panel where the fusebox is $70

left and right kick panels $50 each

left and right front and rear door moulds $140 each

fusebox clip panel $30

door lever surround $30

aircon/heating element $200

ignition barrel with key $150

also got

hicas hard line for the rear section $40

rear bumper $80

rear pods make an offer

aircon pump with lines and bracket for a RB30 $50

RB20 intake crossover pipe $50

heaps of other bits and pieces for interior like seat beltsfront and rear seat belt bolt surrounds that clip in if i havent listed what your after ask me if iv got it cause theres other stuff that i dont no what they are called

All prices are not including frieght.

All parts located in Tamworth

Got an ignition barrel or even a complete lock set (both doors, boot and ignition)? Cheers.

hey mate yeh i do have ignition barrel for sale 150 with key but as for the door locks there r still on the car but make an offer for the locks and i mite consider pullin them out.

Cheers.

Hey dude. Whats the condition like for both inner door cards? Does it come with window switches?

i'm also after both lower rear c pillar moulds (if thats what they are called, the bit below the rear quarter window).

Hey dude. Whats the condition like for both inner door cards? Does it come with window switches?

i'm also after both lower rear c pillar moulds (if thats what they are called, the bit below the rear quarter window).

Hey mate the door cards are in pretty good theres no tears or rips and only got the passanger window switch thats all i can send a pic of em if u like let me no. As for the pillar moulds dont have any of them at all sorry mate.

Cheers.

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