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Pair of standard side indicators off MY99

$offers

Pair of STi 22B brushed alloy badges (requires double-tape)

$190 new, sell $140 ono (as new condition)

Closed Deck EJ20 block suit 94-00 WRX

with other parts

sell $800 ono

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200SX

TRUST Tube & Fin FMIC for S15 (also fit S14)

all piping (aluminium), clamps, Odessey 650cca battery

CORE dimensions = 4" thick x 10" tall x 16" wide

(100mm x 250mm x 400mm + end tanks etc)

$3000 new, sell $1500 ono - SOLD!!!

S15 GT/JDM rear wing in black, original item

~5,000kms use (near new)

sell $500 - SOLD

Nismo Titanium Shifter suit 5 and 6 speed boxes

with 10mm and 12mm threads (also fit Skyline's etc)

$450 new, sell $300 ono NEW PRICE $200!!!!!

S15 stock exhaust, turbo back, ~15,000kms use (near new)

sell $300 ono

S15 stock springs, ~5,000kms use (near new)

sell $150 ono

S15 stock rims, absolutely no scratches come with original

Goodyear 205/55/16 tyres (2 x 50% tread, 2 x 20% tread)

sell $750 ono - SOLD

K&N Pod filter with adaptor to

suit S15 AFM. Near new.

sell $130 ono

Pair or standard side indicators off S15

$offers

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MISC

stock Lancer GSR rims with 20% tyres

sell $250 ono

stock GSR bonnet

sell $200 ono

Nissan SSS 195/60/14 rims (x4)

sell $200 ono

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Adrian

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