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do you still have the rear sway bar? - what about the front one?

will they fit a S2 DAYZ Stagea? are they any bigger?

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Might be after the stock console gauges and climate control. And maybe the two rear door handle type things in the back that operate the rear seats. Other than that I can always have a look sometime :D

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Might be after the stock console gauges and climate control. And maybe the two rear door handle type things in the back that operate the rear seats. Other than that I can always have a look sometime :ermm:

I've still got the handles, $5 each. The console and climate control are sold.

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Do you still have the suspension? was it stock?

I'm looking for strut tops and springs, but will take whole units if need be.

also looking for a rear sway bar if you've got it...

Hey guys, sorry for the late reply,

Any chance you have the interior (centre) light?

Yes, $5 pick up or $10 posted.

Thats the cupholders. Ill take it as well!

It didn't come with cup holders.

Do you still have the suspension? was it stock?

I'm looking for strut tops and springs, but will take whole units if need be.

also looking for a rear sway bar if you've got it...

Sorry, the suspension and rear sway bar are sold.

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anything still availible?

Yeah, I've still got some things left. Glass, doors + mirrors, tailgate, rear cradle, trim pieces etc.

Let me know what you need.

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