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Hey All,

I got some parts from my GT-R that I want to sell off as I'm no longer needing them due to upgrades.

1. GTR Centre Carbon Console Gauges with carbon fiber face plate. All 3x of them work perfectly.

Asking $250.00 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

2. Rear GT-R Seat. Comes complete with no stains, marks, rips, etc.

Asking $500 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

3. Front GT-R driver & passenger seats. Comes complete with the rails, no stains, marks or rips, etc either.

Asking $800 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

4. Autometer Air & Fuel gauge. Comes with wiring.

Asking $80 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

5. Defi boost gauge. Comes with the cup & wiring.

Asking $80 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

6. GT-R RB26 Cams. These are in excellent working condition. Not needed anymore due to upgrades to Tomei cams.

Will come packaged safely during postage.

Asking $200 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

7. GT-R Cam Gears. These will also come packaged safely during postage.

Asking $50 for both + postage to anywhere in Aus.

8. GT-R Manifold. Only have the one lying around as the other one has been sold.

Asking $100 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

9. GT-R Fuel Pump. Excellent condition.

Asking $80 + postage to anywhere in Aus.

The front seats are to be sold together. Both the front seats and rear seat will fit into any 33 GTST and the front seats will fit into the R32's & R34's.

PM me for any interest in these items.

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pics of front seats? i've looked through a few for sale threads that say "immaculate" and most look like dog shit - not leveling anything at you, but pics would be great of the front seats :)

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Pic of air & fuel gauge

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As for pic's of the front seats, i'll try and organise some for you.

The car is out in Ipswich and I live in the Brisbane area, so it's hard to get out there at times to get photo's taken.

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Hey mate, im very interested in the front 33 gtr seats, i live close to Ipswich, would really like to take a look at them to confirm condition of the seats if in good nick will most likely take them off your hands.

Cheers

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