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Hey guys,

I still have a bunch of stuff to get rid of. Have redone my list of parts and deleted all sold items to make it easier to read. Also added some new stuff. Located in Sydney. Pickup or willing to post most things anywhere at buyers expense.

More stuff to come. If you have any questions or for pics PM me.

Cheers.

- Rb20 rocker covers series 1 (painted black) $90

- Fibreglass GTR copy front bar - Removed from 92 GTST (Has crack and minor damage...also bottom lip chopped off) $150

- R32 GTR Series 1 dash modified to have gtst tacho w/clock - Fits all R32's with slight wiring modification (Series 1 should be straight fit for GTR/GTST) Also good for parts $50

- Rb20 crossover pipe w/bov mount $10

- Bottom half of Rb20 plenum $20

- Rb20 series 2 timing cover $5

- Rb20 PCV valve $10

- Top half Rb20 plenum (has been machined on mounting section so only good for making into custom plenum) $5

- Rb20 exhaust manifold $10

- Sr20 fuel regulator $20

- New Durapro intake side metal gasket kit w/dump pipe gasket thrown in - Suit RB25 Neo engine $100

- VL oil pressure switch $20

- Clutch fork from rb20 box $5

- Rb20 alternator $90

- Rb20 flywheel $50

- New VL exhaust manifold gasket (has small cut between No.1 and No.2 exhaust ports but will not affect sealing) $20

- Red neon light roughly 30cm long $10

- VL Turbo manual ecu (was reco'd in 1999...cant remember if chipped or not) $100

- VL afm with airbox top half $30

- VL clutch slave cylinder $10

- VL clutch master cylinder (has not been used for a long time so may need new seals) $40

- VL gearknob $30

- VL commodore/calais owners handbook and product information books in a sundells holden folder (owners handbook good condition/product info book glue is coming adrift at spine) $30

- R32 GTR/GTST passenger side taillight in black $50

- VL fuel pump $30

- VL auto ecus X 3 $30ea

- Rb20 starter motor $50

- Hornet scoop ( has had fibreglass repair and resprayed white ) $100

- VL afm $20

- VL dizzy complete $50

- VL alternator $50

- VL coils X 2 $10ea

- VL fuel regulator $30

- VL coolant temp sensor $20

- VL tps $20

- VL power transistor $10

- Damaged Black 1981 KE55 Corolla Sedan (No rego,no plates...130,000km, repairable damage) $1000ono

- NSW number plates GO55GO $Offers

- Woodgrain steering wheel w/chrome centre (cracks in wood at joins of spokes) $30

- Fibreglass panels - suit KE55 corolla - brand new L+R front guards, bonnet and bootlid (all painted black) $500

- Set of KE55 tailights (passenger side has small hole in lens) $70

- KE55 diff - drum to drum (broken sun gear shaft...suit locker or repair) $100

- Set of 4 toyota sprinter AE86 13 inch 4X114.3 wheels (tyres not good) $300

- Set of 5 ROH 15 inch 4X114.3 wheels - tyres are good on most of the wheels $120

- KE55 rear "corolla" centre garnish $20

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Update:

- Rb20 rocker covers series 1 (painted black) $90

- Fibreglass GTR copy front bar - Removed from 92 GTST (Has crack and minor damage...also bottom lip chopped off) $150

- R32 GTR Series 1 dash modified to have gtst tacho w/clock - Fits all R32's with slight wiring modification (Series 1 should be straight fit for GTR/GTST) Also good for parts $50

- Rb20 crossover pipe w/bov mount $10

- Bottom half of Rb20 plenum $20

- Rb20 series 2 timing cover $5

- Rb20 PCV valve $10

- Top half Rb20 plenum (has been machined on mounting section so only good for making into custom plenum) $5

- Rb20 exhaust manifold $10

- Sr20 fuel regulator $20

- New Durapro intake side metal gasket kit w/dump pipe gasket thrown in - Suit RB25 Neo engine $100

- VL oil pressure switch $20

- Clutch fork from rb20 box $5

- Rb20 alternator $90

- Rb20 flywheel $50

- New VL exhaust manifold gasket (has small cut between No.1 and No.2 exhaust ports but will not affect sealing) $20

- Red neon light roughly 30cm long $10

- VL Turbo manual ecu (was reco'd in 1999...cant remember if chipped or not) $100

- VL afm with airbox top half $30

- VL clutch slave cylinder $10

- VL clutch master cylinder (has not been used for a long time so may need new seals) $40

- VL gearknob $30

- VL commodore/calais owners handbook and product information books in a sundells holden folder (owners handbook good condition/product info book glue is coming adrift at spine) $30

- R32 GTR/GTST passenger side taillight in black $50

- VL fuel pump $30

- VL auto ecus X 3 $30ea

- Rb20 starter motor $50

- Hornet scoop ( has had fibreglass repair and resprayed white ) $100

- VL afm $20

- VL dizzy complete $50

- VL alternator $50

- VL coils X 2 $10ea

- VL fuel regulator $30

- VL coolant temp sensor $20

- VL tps $20

- VL power transistor $10

- Wrecking Black 1981 KE55 Corolla Sedan (pm me for prices on parts)

- NSW number plates GO55GO SOLD

- Woodgrain steering wheel w/chrome centre (cracks in wood at joins of spokes) $30

- Fibreglass panels - suit KE55 corolla - brand new L+R front guards, bonnet and bootlid (all painted black) $500

- Set of KE55 tailights (passenger side has small hole in lens) $70

- KE55 diff - drum to drum (broken sun gear shaft...suit locker or repair) $100

- Set of 4 toyota sprinter AE86 13 inch 4X114.3 wheels (tyres not good) $300

- Set of 5 ROH 15 inch 4X114.3 wheels - tyres are good on most of the wheels $120

- KE55 rear "corolla" centre garnish $20

- MX7 VL turbo 5 speed gearbox (has a light knock but works well...strong box...suit rb engines) $900

Edited by nIsMo86
  • 4 weeks later...

Update:

- Rb20 rocker covers series 1 (painted black) $90

- Fibreglass GTR copy front bar - Removed from 92 GTST (Has crack and minor damage...also bottom lip chopped off) $100

- R32 GTR Series 1 dash modified to have gtst tacho w/clock - Fits all R32's with slight wiring modification - Also good for parts $50

- Rb20 crossover pipe w/bov mount $10

- Bottom half of Rb20 plenum $20

- Rb20 series 2 timing cover $5

- Rb20 PCV valve $10

- Top half Rb20 plenum (has been machined on mounting section so only good for making into custom plenum) $5

- Rb20 exhaust manifold $10

- Sr20 fuel regulator $20 SOLD

- New Durapro intake side metal gasket kit w/dump pipe gasket thrown in - Suit RB25 Neo engine $100

- VL oil pressure switch $20

- Clutch fork from rb20 box $5

- Rb20 alternator $90

- Rb20 flywheel $50

- New VL exhaust manifold gasket (has small cut between No.1 and No.2 exhaust ports but will not affect sealing) $20

- Red neon light roughly 30cm long $10

- VL Turbo manual ecu (was reco'd in 1999...cant remember if chipped or not) $100

- VL afm with airbox top half $30

- VL clutch slave cylinder $10

- VL clutch master cylinder (has not been used for a long time so may need new seals) $20

- VL gearknob $30

- VL commodore/calais owners handbook and product information books in a sundells holden folder (owners handbook good condition/product info book glue is coming adrift at spine) $30

- R32 GTR/GTST passenger side taillight in black $50

- VL fuel pump $30

- VL auto ecus X 3 $30ea

- Rb30 starter motor $50

- Hornet scoop ( has had fibreglass repair and resprayed white ) $100

- VL afm $20

- VL dizzy complete $50

- VL alternator $50 SOLD

- VL coils X 2 $10ea

- VL fuel regulator $30

- VL coolant temp sensor $20

- VL tps $20

- VL power transistor $10

- Wrecking Black 1981 KE55 Corolla Sedan (PM me for prices on parts)

- NSW number plates GO55GO SOLD

- Woodgrain steering wheel w/chrome centre (cracks in wood at joins of spokes) $30

- Fibreglass panels - suit KE55 corolla - brand new L+R front guards, bonnet and bootlid (all painted black) $500

- Set of KE55 tailights (passenger side has small hole in lens) $70

- KE55 diff - drum to drum (broken sun gear shaft...suit locker or repair) $100

- Set of 4 toyota sprinter AE86 13 inch 4X114.3 wheels (tyres not good) $300

- Set of 5 ROH 15 inch 4X114.3 wheels - tyres are good on most of the wheels $120

- KE55 rear "corolla" centre garnish $20

  • 3 weeks later...

Update:

- Rb20 rocker covers series 1 silvertop (painted black) $90

- Fibreglass GTR copy front bar - Removed from 92 GTST (Has crack and minor damage...also bottom lip chopped off) $100

- R32 GTR Series 1 dash modified to have gtst tacho w/clock - Fits all R32's with slight wiring modification - Also good for parts $50

- Rb20 crossover pipe w/bov mount $10

- Bottom half of Rb20 plenum $20

- Rb20 series 2 timing cover $5

- Rb20 PCV valve $10

- Top half Rb20 plenum (has been machined on mounting section so only good for making into custom plenum) $5

- Rb20 exhaust manifold $10

- Sr20 fuel regulator $20 SOLD

- New Durapro intake side metal gasket kit w/dump pipe gasket thrown in - Suit RB25 Neo engine $100

- VL oil pressure switch $20

- Clutch fork from rb20 box $5

- Rb20 alternator $90

- Rb20 flywheel $50

- New VL exhaust manifold gasket (has small cut between No.1 and No.2 exhaust ports but will not affect sealing) $20

- Red neon light roughly 30cm long $10

- VL Turbo manual ecu (was reco'd in 1999...cant remember if chipped or not) $100

- VL afm with airbox top half $30

- VL clutch slave cylinder $10

- VL clutch master cylinder (has not been used for a long time so may need new seals) $20

- VL gearknob $30

- VL commodore/calais owners handbook and product information books in a sundells holden folder (owners handbook good condition/product info book glue is coming adrift at spine) $30

- R32 GTR/GTST passenger side taillight in black $50

- VL fuel pump $30

- VL auto ecus X 3 $30ea

- Rb30 starter motor $50

- Hornet scoop ( has had fibreglass repair and resprayed white ) $100

- VL afm $20

- VL dizzy complete $50

- VL alternator $50 SOLD

- VL coils X 2 $10ea

- VL fuel regulator $30

- VL coolant temp sensor $20

- VL tps $20

- VL power transistor $10

- Wrecking Black 1981 KE55 Corolla Sedan SOLD

- NSW number plates GO55GO SOLD

- Woodgrain steering wheel w/chrome centre (cracks in wood at joins of spokes) $30 SOLD

- Fibreglass panels - suit KE55 corolla - brand new L+R front guards, bonnet and bootlid (all painted black) $500

- Set of KE55 tailights (passenger side has small hole in lens) $70 SOLD

- KE55 diff - drum to drum (broken sun gear shaft...suit locker or repair) $50

- Set of 4 toyota sprinter AE86 13 inch 4X114.3 wheels (tyres not good) $300

- Set of 5 ROH 15 inch 4X114.3 wheels - tyres are good on most of the wheels $120

- KE55 rear "corolla" centre garnish $20 SOLD

  • 2 months later...

Hey mate, really interested in the corolla panels, can you please either call me or PM me your number, im unable to PM as just joined. Is the bonnet a KE30 or KE55 shape? KE55 has a larger lip on the front just in case you were not sure, also are they good quality moulds or sprint car stuff?

Let me know asap, im from Wollongong so can pick up if needed.

Jason

0422 447 545

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