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G'Day,

have a few r32 parts left over from fixing up my car so here they are up for grabs.

R32 bonnet: $90

Back:

post-57427-1230628817_thumb.jpg

Front:

post-57427-1230628904_thumb.jpg

Slight damage, hav been told was an easy fix after buying my new bonnet :cheers::

post-57427-1230629017_thumb.jpg

R32 passenger indicator: $35

will take off car in nxt couple of days, gr8 condition, just a little grubby:

post-57427-1230629181_thumb.jpg

R32 GTR drivers side guard: $85

MINT CONDITION!!! No scratches or dents:

post-57427-1230629353_thumb.jpg

R32 passender side head light: $95

Perfect condition, with globes but not sure if they work lol:

Front:

post-57427-1230629738_thumb.jpg

Back:

post-57427-1230629826_thumb.jpg

Kenwood 6x9's: $45

Came out of my car around 18 months ago after like 2 months of use and have been stored safely.

Little bit of dust but speakers in gr8 nick. Have mesh coverings, both of wich are a little dented.

KFC-6960ie (peak: 300W rms: 75W):

post-57427-1230629957_thumb.jpg

And thats the lot for the moment.

Please fell free to pm me or call me (Luke) on 0415 305 424

I am loacted in melbourne 3136

cheers,

luke

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G'Day,

have a few r32 parts left over from fixing up my car so here they are up for grabs.

R32 bonnet: $90

Back:

post-57427-1230628817_thumb.jpg

Front:

post-57427-1230628904_thumb.jpg

Slight damage, hav been told was an easy fix after buying my new bonnet :( :

post-57427-1230629017_thumb.jpg

R32 passenger indicator: $35 SOLD

will take off car in nxt couple of days, gr8 condition, just a little grubby:

post-57427-1230629181_thumb.jpg

R32 GTR drivers side guard: $85

MINT CONDITION!!! No scratches or dents:

post-57427-1230629353_thumb.jpg

R32 passender side head light: $95

Perfect condition, with globes but not sure if they work lol:

Front:

post-57427-1230629738_thumb.jpg

Back:

post-57427-1230629826_thumb.jpg

Kenwood 6x9's: $45

Came out of my car around 18 months ago after like 2 months of use and have been stored safely.

Little bit of dust but speakers in gr8 nick. Have mesh coverings, both of wich are a little dented.

KFC-6960ie (peak: 300W rms: 75W):

post-57427-1230629957_thumb.jpg

And thats the lot for the moment.

Please fell free to pm me or call me (Luke) on 0415 305 424

I am loacted in melbourne 3136

cheers,

luke

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