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A set of Widebody guards for R34 GT-T. (A Pair of 30mm Front Guard and A Pair of 50mm Rear Guard)

They are in great condition.

Looking for a quick sale $800 ONO + Postage if buyer is willing to organize it

Located in SA.

If interested, please call Thai on 0403132573 or PM

pics here http://s460.photobucket.com/albums/qq328/f...nt=DSCF0966.jpg

These below are moulded from original rear GTR guards those are slightly different around the petrol tank area

Still awsome sides in any case good luck with the sale free bump , im sure they will sell

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that was the closest i could get them lined up against the car to have it fully sitting flush i would have to taken off the side skirt bit, ill get some pics of the fronts and they aren't genuine aftermarket items there's no branding or anything on them. ill try and get some better pics of them lined up against the car maybe in the next couple days or so as i have sold my car and have to wait for my friend to come around with hes 34 so i can take pics

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