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Item:R34 GTR Z-TUNE BONNET

Age:3 months

Condition:Perfect

Price:Open to a reasonable offer

To Fit: (What car)R34 GTR

Location:Hills Sydney

Contact:PM best

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Hey guys im selling my R34 GTR Z-Tune Style bonnet. This bonnet was purchased from Josh (JSAI) 3 months ago for $850.

The bonnet is in PERFECT condition. I really dont want to have to ship in interstate so hoping for a local buyer.

Any questions just PM me. The bonnet is on the car and i wont be taking if off unless i have a buyer.

Thanks

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Yes it is.

If it's not, then just as much money was spent making it look and drive like one :P

Its a nugget if you ask me ....doesnt pull for shit ..

nice bonnet you shouldnt be selling it if you ask me ...

MRGTR911 Experienced

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Just in case no one noticed but this is not an actual

Z-Tune bonnet, it's an aftermarket copy. :P

Thanks for your input ... he mentioned in first post it was a Z Tune style bonnet , but not the real thing and if it was the real thing you think hed be selling it that much ? Original z tune bonnets go for alot more Theyd be be worth just as much as your S15 , get a real car ....

MRGTR911 Experienced

MRGTR911

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ah bullshit... pulls the chix better then your bucket :P

you both got nothin on mine though...

swapsies???

Least you drive a skyline ehehee ....

Anywayz is this bonnet sold my sister wants to put it on her Rav 4 ... would it fit ??

GTR32X Experienced

GTR32X

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Just in case no one noticed but this is not an actual

Z-Tune bonnet, it's an aftermarket copy. :P

I think anyone buying would know that since i have said i bought if from Josh (JSAI) and i payed $850

But i guess u didnt read what i wrote.

Next time it may be wise to read everything before posting anything champ

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