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ducktail is gone.

tail lights will be coming out today. They will be open for offers.

Still have recaros with r34 rails, carbon interior fascia and stereo surround etc etc

As well as the cluster.

AEM digital dash replacing the TK dash and Garage Defend CF wing replacing the ducktail.

I'd love to keep this stuff but I may as well let someone else enjoy it instead of it gathering dust in my garage.

Also, every cent counts with my conversion that is underway.

Sounds good mate.. hey how come you're stripping everything off your car?

those tail lights look like conversions ..theres a couple of dudes in japan that take stockies and put LEDs in them. Reason I think they're not the real Nismo item is because you can see the leds with the tail lights off .. and on the Nismo ones I couldn't see the leds at all unless they were switched on/hit the brakes. But I could be wrong. Either way I am guessing these look super awesome and the price is right :D

have you got any more photos of the rear wing? interested in a trade (stock wing + cash your way)? Only problem mine's black ..

Edited by Delta Force

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