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my mate has smashed his 32 GTR tonight, passenger side banana'd

front guards $600

bonnet (available in 2 weeks) $600

front lights $300

front grille $200

front brakes $300

rear cut incl window, rear cradle, diff $2000

seats front / rear $700

RB26DETT with fresh recod head ($2500), just last week!! withn1 oil pump, loom and ecu $5000

gearbox and clutch $700

bootlid and wing $400

bare front cut with windscreen $1000

all interior parts are for sale, pm with what u want or need ill see how i go. car has started to be stripped, so please be patient and ill do my best to attend to everyones enquiries.

thanks

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my mate has smashed his 32 GTR tonight, passenger side banana'd

front guards $600

bonnet (available in 2 weeks) $600

front lights $300

front grille $200

front brakes $300

rear cut incl window, rear cradle, diff $2000

seats front / rear $700

RB26DETT with fresh recod head ($2500), just last week!! withn1 oil pump, loom and ecu $5000

gearbox and clutch $700

bootlid and wing $400

bare front cut with windscreen $1000

all interior parts are for sale, pm with what u want or need ill see how i go. car has started to be stripped, so please be patient and ill do my best to attend to everyones enquiries.

thanks

im after the console surround that goes from around the gearstick to up around the centre gauges.

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I'll take the front & rear seats if they're in good nick, no tears/rips/stains etc.

I also will need some interior trim pieces. PM me your details and I'll give you a buzz.

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ill take the whole boot parts, interior plastics in the boot.

ill take the two front kick panels, and the ash tray.

also the two side plastic skyline panels that run on the sills.

ill also take the original airbox if you have it

and the original exauhst if you have it.

please pm me

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im after the console surround that goes from around the gearstick to up around the centre gauges.

ok, as soon as we get it off and its all good ill pm u and get ur details

so, this part sold to u pending.

Ill take the full front end bonet,lights,grill,front bar,and both gaurds

pm me your number

pm sent

I'll take the front & rear seats if they're in good nick, no tears/rips/stains etc.

I also will need some interior trim pieces. PM me your details and I'll give you a buzz.

hey, theyll need a clean but no rips etc in them

pm sent

ill take the whole boot parts, interior plastics in the boot.

ill take the two front kick panels, and the ash tray.

also the two side plastic skyline panels that run on the sills.

ill also take the original airbox if you have it

and the original exauhst if you have it.

please pm me

whole boot parts arent there.

u can have the kick panels, ashtray and sill panels. and ill double check on airbox and exhaust, pm me

Ill take dash cluster/o2 sensors from exhaust/Clutch (depending on what it is).

PM me prices,

Thanks

will check 4 u n get back to u

Hi, is the lip that sits under the front bumper available?

Cheers :P

sorry not available seperate. front bar and lip will be available in a week or so

keen on the front bar and set of seats if their in good cond?

pm me

sorry, so far both r accounted for

GUYS, THE CAR IS BEING STRIPPED ATM SHOULD TAKE A FEW DAYS, ONCE ITS ALL DONE, I WILL START TO PM U ALL AND START SENDING THEM OUT!

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hey a quick update, most of the interior has now been stripped, seats need a good clean, will start updating with pics tomoro but heres the list of things available now

front guards $600/pair

bonnet $600

front lights $300

front grille $200

front bar no lip $300 (lip available 2 weeks) $300

front brakes (incl. DBA slotted rotors)/rear brakes incl all 4 hubs $800

rear cut with quarter panels $1000

seats front / rear $700

drivers door $250

centre console $50

stereo/shiter surround $75

door trims $100

rear upper trims $75

rear lower trims $75

carpet $50

cluster surround with switches $100

RB26DETT with fresh recod head ($2500), just last week!! withn1 oil pump, loom and ecu $4500

gearbox and clutch $500

bootlid and wing $300

bare front cut with windscreen $1000

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