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Wrecking 1996 Nissan Skyline R33 - Silver, Manual, 149,357km's on the clock.

Here is some of the parts that i've started pulling off.

R34 GTR rims(2 tires have 90-80% tread left) - $2000

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Genuine Nissan Floor Mats - $120

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Drivers door(complete with mirror, glass & trim) -$250

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Drivers headlight - $220

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Fuel cap -$40

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Boot lid with GTR wing - $350

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Radiator overflow bottle - $30

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Windshield washer bottle - $30

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Nismo smoked indicators(1 has a crack) - $15

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Climate control - $50

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Rear strut brace -$110

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Dash - $50

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Heaps more parts are available(will be added daily), PM if you are after something that is not listed.

Cheers,

Pav - 0433 180 120

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Hey mate....if your willing to part the doors would i be able to pick up:

Drivers door window switch

Drivers window switch surround

Drivers door motor

Passenger door motor

Bought a pair of series 2 doors for my series 1, however the switches had been sold and i need them asap lol. willing to pay a decent price

Posted to brisbane if possible..

Thanks mate..let us know how ya go!

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