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Wanted: Standard Gtr Injectors


SSHatch
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As it says!

After one or a set of standard GTR Injectors as I have one leaking. Please no "just get bigger one's" suggestions as I plan to in the near future but simply need to get the car up and running for a leavers dinner this weekend.

I also need the seat-belt escutcheon in the rear pillar trim as mine was broken by poor repairs carried out by a workshop.

I have a picture of the part I am talking about.

SeatBeltTrimWiring2.jpg

SeatBeltTrimWiring1.jpg

PM with contact details.

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i may may have one. ill have to look for the seat belt thing.

and go and see ron at rons automotive in town as i think he has 1 sitting around or at least an odd number as he fixed 1 leaking one for a customer recently.

or go and see brad at boost as i think he sells them separately as well. i think its like $60 each and they have been cleaned.

just looked and yep i have one of thoes seat belt bits.

i am in launceston and you acn call me on 0400563199 if you wish to arrange some thing.

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Got on to Brad. Little bit more than $60 but he had one so thats good.

Will give you a call in regards the seat belt bit shortly. I am in Launnie pretty regular these days so should be able to grab it off you soon.

Unless you want to PM a price and I will give you a buzz the day before I head through to arrange a suitable time to meet up??

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