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Stock front bumper, cut out to fit front mount cooler. Front bumper also comes with fog lights.

Stock rear bumper

Stock side skirts (those half skirts that go from the rear to the front door)

All parts are red and are in excellent condition. Paint work is excellent.

Parts can be viewed at Caroline Springs Victoria.

$600ono for the lot.

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Here is a break down of seperate price

lights - $100

front bar - $250

rear bar - $200

side skirts - $80

mudflaps (front + back) - $50

All prices are picked up. Postage can be arranged at buyers expense.

ill pass on the lights. gluck with the sale.

just a heads up you can get a full ztune kit from jsai for an extra $300 and a NISMO aero kit was sold recently for $300 so for a stock front bar, sides and rear thats a tad too pricey

but gluck with the sale. will be interested if prices of lights drop.

ta

Ash

i guess it would only appeal to someone with a red 34 as then it doesn't have to be sprayed.

The nismo kit didn't end up selling for $300, i know this as I am the one who bought it.

Anyway if anyone wants them they are here otherwise I am not too fussed.

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