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i am wrecking a r32 gtst

parts are located in nsw 2321 10-15min drive from maitland

5 stud/brakes, weather shields, climate control, seats, have been sold

whats left:

bonnet $120

headlights $150-pair

bumper $50-slight damage

front reo bar $50

drivers guard $100

passenger guard $60-easily repairable damage

drivers door-$120-including glass, no trim or lock

passenger door $100-with glass-no trim or lock-slight damage

bootlid with standard wing $60

600x300x75 fmic with piping $350

turbo back exhaust including hi-flow cat-$400

tail lights $100 pair

rear bumper $50

rear reo bar, $50

gearbox $500

standard side skirts $150 pair

diff $150

tail shaft$100

dash $100

rear seat $40

carpet $100

door trims $80 pair

driver+passenger power window controls $50

radiator $100

a/c condensor $50

0411553427-Brock

there is a complete car, so anything else you need just ask,

cheers,

Brock

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cant be a roller, 5 stud has been sold,

the gear box has 85,500ks on it according to the odo,

i have driven with it and its in great condition,

no leaks or noises, goes into gears easily

  • 2 weeks later...

passenger side power window switch/motor

gear knob (standard?)

standard steering wheel?

if you could pm with details of these items and prices that would be good.

post 2 adelaide 5037?

thanks mate

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