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Hey Guys,

Got a few things for sale:

WORK Emotion Cr Kai's

17x9 +17 in Gunmetal Grey

One rim has slight gutter rash on it and most of the rims have some paint chipping but still look tuff.

$1650

PICS HERE: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/post-a186708-

R32 Carbon Fibre Stereo Surround

I purchased this off Sniper Racing as part of a beta testing program, ive done majority of the work to get it to fit but its still a little off just cant be bothered and im sure somone else has the skills to get it to fit.

$50

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Stock HCR32 Rear Swaybar

Not much to say about this good condition not bent or anything ive just upgraded.

$20

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HCR32 Passenger Side Indicator

Pretty average condition the top clip has a bit snapped off but you can still hold it in with a scre and its cheap so buy it!

$20

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BLiTZ Single DIN 3 Gauge Holder

Who wants some JDM?

$50

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Willing to post everything except the swaybar.

Located in Southeast Suburbs Melbourne.

Contact Via PM or email - [email protected]

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Kyle

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guys i just want to make it clear for those who cantr ead the two lines above the price of the carbon surround, IT DOESNT QUITE FIT, IT WILL REQUIRE MODIFICATION TO FIT PERFECT IVE DONE MOST OF THE WORK JUST NEEDS A LITTLE BIT MORE, hence the cheap price, now first in with a pm now gets it, thanks

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would you post wheels to qld?

how much

i would prefer to sell locally at the moment but if i cant move them here i will consider interstate

plenty of offers on the wheels unfortunately a bit too low at the moment

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