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Update on sold parts.

- Genuine Bride Stradia Sport seats, BRAND NEW, pair, including Bride seats rails to fit R34 GTR --- $3500

- Cusco D1 5 point half cage, BRAND NEW, full chrome moly --- $1200

- HKS fuel rail, used --- $280

- Sard Type RJ fuel pressure regulator, used --- $250

- 5Zigen Fireball cat-back exhaust, full 3" stainless, no mid muffler, loud without silencer but quiet with it on, used ---$600

- Genuine Nissan front plastic diffuser, I have both new and used one --- $1150 new, $700 used

- Nismo G-Max twin plate clutch kit, used but only travelled about 10,000kms - $1000

- GReddy eManage harness kit, NEW --- $180

- VOLK GT-C in 19 x 10.5 +11, PAIR ONLY, Brand New, Face 2 with curved spokes, Silver colour --- $2500

- AVS Model 5 wheels with tyres, 18 x 10 +18 all round, silver spokes, no gutter marks, set of 4, used - $2000

- Volk GT30 in 19 x 10.5 +17 - Formula Silver, rims only, set of 4, NEW - $4200

- Kumho KU31 275/30R19 x 4 tyres for above rims, NEW - $1100

- Trust/Greddy Spec R HG, Type23 Intercooler, 115mm thickness, Brand NEW - $2400

- Trust/Greddy hard pipe kit for cooler, NEW - $750

- Trust/Greddy aluminium radiator pipe, NEW - $150

- Nismo front bar in Bayside Blue, USED but in excellent condition - $1800

- HKS SSQV kit including aluminium pipe, NEW - $650

- Sard fuel rail, NEW - $350

- Standard Nissan GTR cluster, used, unknown kms --- $300

hi mxfly, if payment on diffuser falls through pm me plz

also have you got the new one still? and do you have the deffuser extention cover plate? cheerz.

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- Genuine Bride Stradia Sport seats, BRAND NEW, pair, including Bride seats rails to fit R34 GTR --- $3500

- Cusco D1 5 point half cage, BRAND NEW, full chrome moly --- $1200

- HKS fuel rail, used --- $280

- Sard fuel pressure regulator, normal model, used --- $150

- 5Zigen Fireball cat-back exhaust, full 3" stainless, no mid muffler, loud without silencer but quiet with it on, used ---$600

- Genuine Nissan front plastic diffuser, I have both new and used one --- $1150 new, $700 used

- Nismo G-Max twin plate clutch kit, used but only travelled about 10,000kms - $1000

- GReddy eManage harness kit, NEW --- $180

- VOLK GT-C in 19 x 10.5 +11, PAIR ONLY, Brand New, Face 2 with curved spokes, Silver colour --- $2500

- AVS Model 5 wheels with tyres, 18 x 10 +18 all round, silver spokes, no gutter marks, set of 4, used - $2000

- Volk GT30 in 19 x 10.5 +17 - Formula Silver, rims only, set of 4, NEW - $4200

- Kumho KU31 275/30R19 x 4 tyres for above rims, NEW - $1100

- Trust/Greddy Spec R HG, Type23 Intercooler, 115mm thickness, Brand NEW - $2400

- Trust/Greddy hard pipe kit for cooler, NEW - $750

- Trust/Greddy aluminium radiator pipe, NEW - $150

- Nismo front bar in Bayside Blue, USED but in excellent condition - $1800

- HKS SSQV kit including aluminium pipe, NEW - $650

- Sard fuel rail, NEW - $350

- Standard Nissan GTR cluster, used, unknown kms --- $300

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