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R-RATED - Its only a sort motor stripped and is dead ( spun rod bearing ) and I used the rest for my 25/30 motor build.

FLY-910 I'll measure them tomorrow and PM you

sr180sx - Its no a ABS model

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Calipers and rotors are now SOLD

Front driverside head light with the chrome light surrounds in good condition $150

Spare drivers side door in gunmetal grey, stripped out, has a small dent, includes door trim $120

Front castor rods in perfect condition, rubberes not cracked $80.

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Yep it did have a slight crack from the impact. I have reciently taken that side off and it poped back into shape and I plastic welded the crack back into place. Also there a some paint scrapes on it as years ago I had to run over a piece of tire on the expressway to avoid an accident. The other side is fine. $150 for the pair INCLUDING the rear pods

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Hey mate,

Looking for the plastic piece that sits around the steering coloumn and the ignition barrel, if you have them could you throw up some pics n give me an indication of price?

Cheers

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