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am currently wrecking an R34 GT-T 4door, its white, was involved in an accident, car is complete, and also stock

pm any enquirys about parts wanted, will reply with pics (if requested) and price

u can also contact me on [email protected]

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How much for the complete head eg: head,cams,cams gears,CAS ect ect

hrmm im not quite sure if i wanna seperate the engine quite yet, i will if someone else is willing to buy the rest of it

btw forgot to mention i am in adelaide and the 34 is Auto

pics should be up later tonight or 2moro

What damage is on the car?

its been written off the roof is kinda bent and along with it the driver side c-pillar and also the drivers rear wheel is ripped off somehow but still attached just dangling pretty much i think it flipped/barrel rolled

ill try to get pics up asap

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