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TurboSmart BOV Vee Port w/ skyline adapter in very good condition $110ono

R33 GTR Front 5 Stud Hub Assembly good for 5stud conversions $180ono

Stagea, R32, R33 GTS4 Front swaybar $20ono

R33 GTR Factory Tie Rod Ends $make an offer

Autogauge Smoke Series Vacuum Gauge BRAND NEW $30ono

Stainless steel Cannon Muffler Angle Cut Tip - 2.5'' Inlet, 5.5'' Barrel, 4.5'' Angle cut Tip

Very good condition no dents, came off R33 $45ono, can have it POLISHED up for another $20

RB20/RB25 Crossover pipe in good condition - $20

OFFERS CONSIDERED NEED TO CLEAN OUT MY SHED contact number 0412297325 located in Sydney

Edited by OoskylineoO

PARTS AND PRICE UPDATE

TurboSmart BOV Vee Port w/ skyline adapter in very good condition $100ono

R33 GTR Front 5 Stud Hub Assembly good for 5stud conversions $170ono

Stagea, R32, R33 GTS4 Front swaybar $20ono

R33 GTR Factory Tie Rod Ends $make an offer

Autogauge Smoke Series Vacuum Gauge BRAND NEW $30ono

Stainless steel Cannon Muffler Angle Cut Tip - 2.5'' Inlet, 5.5'' Barrel, 4.5'' Angle cut Tip

Very good condition no dents, came off R33 $45ono, can have it POLISHED up for another $20

RB20/RB25 Crossover pipe in good condition - $20

R32, R33 FMIC front mount intercooler piping in good condition, no major damage to it, just the usual tiny scratch and dints. $120ono

open to offers, contact number 0412297325, sydney

Edited by OoskylineoO
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in good nick, only ugly thing is the backing plates r bit bent.

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everything here sold except for hubs n swaybar. Still have a few more bits n pieces here:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Cl...75#entry5425675

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