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Hey guys, got a 5sp R33 Gts-t manual box for sale in sydney. Good condition, the car had just over 130 000 ks on the clock. Didnt notice any probs with it in the car

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After $1300 for the box including crossmember, shifter, slave cylinder. Also have a used exedy heavy duty button clutch I can include for $200

Tailshaft and flywheel also for sale! $100 each

Can send it anywhere at buyers expense, or pickup in Sydney. PM me!

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Hey guys, got a 5sp R33 Gts-t manual box for sale in sydney. Good condition, the car had just over 130 000 ks on the clock. Didnt notice any probs with it in the car

post-35556-1254024896_thumb.jpg

After $1300 for the box including crossmember, shifter, slave cylinder. Also have a used exedy heavy duty button clutch I can include for $200

Tailshaft and flywheel also for sale! $100 each

Can send it anywhere at buyers expense, or pickup in Sydney. PM me!

interested i just signed up to send u a pm and cant till my post count is 10 for some reason..

mayb you can email me and we can talk there? i gotta VL and im looking at doing a conversion its already manual.

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Hey guys, got a 5sp R33 Gts-t manual box for sale in sydney. Good condition, the car had just over 130 000 ks on the clock. Didnt notice any probs with it in the car

post-35556-1254024896_thumb.jpg

After $1300 for the box including crossmember, shifter, slave cylinder. Also have a used exedy heavy duty button clutch I can include for $200

Tailshaft and flywheel also for sale! $100 each

Can send it anywhere at buyers expense, or pickup in Sydney. PM me!

hi mate,

still you got the gear box. if so pls let me know. im in sydney. i wonna comw and have a look. may be i will buy it in the same time.

thx

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