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As per the topic i have a some R32 GTR parts for sale

First up is a front lower lip, the condition is pretty good it has a few scratches though. This lip was purchased a few weeks ago from GGG.

Quick sale $180

Second is a pair of barely used DBA 4000 series front slotted rotors. They were bought from 2GUP2U who used them for about 5000km's on his show car doing street driving only.

Letting these go cheap also at $200

I need to have these parts picked up by 5pm on thursday as i am going OS and am looking for a bit of extra spending money. I feel these prices are quite good so dont bother pm'ing me anything lower i simply wont reply.

To the guys who are genuinely interested i can meet you anywhere in the northside as im off work atm

Cheers guys. Ps check out my trader rating if you have any doubts

Mick

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Hi2u, pics will be up shortly. Im not sure how i would go posting the lip though, i really dont want it to arrive damaged. Do you think bubble wrap would do the job?

need pictures of the rotas check my build up thread i upgraded to these a few months ago all round.

Id sugest to get the back rotas aswell if your putting the front on as you may upset the braking of the car," MAY!"

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