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pair of 16 inch avs rims

with rubber $40 for the pair

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pair of these f**kers

$20 the pair, they have rubber and clear big brakes

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plastic gtr fuel tank

$200 or $250 with the gtr fuel pump

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k-sport coil overs done about 1000k

these are almost new and in perfect condition

$700

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passenger gtr seat

remove as i am making a race car

$200

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everything is in the blue mountains sydney

i dont need it

pick up is prefered

pete

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Pete - i'll take the 2 pairs of rims and the GTR seat - can pickup as i dont think you are too far from my shop

let me know if i havent been beaten to anything and when you are free

fatz Grand Master

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Pete - i'll take the 2 pairs of rims and the GTR seat - can pickup as i dont think you are too far from my shop

let me know if i havent been beaten to anything and when you are free

no worries give me a bell 0448 468 884 to arrange pick up

pete

As for the shocks they are pillow ball tops with damper adjustment at the top

r32 shocks don't have camber tops

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