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jinkz - sorry mate at the moment i want to sell the doors with everything, but will let you know if i change my mind later on

andy panda - i do not know if the steering wheel will fit a series 2, maybe someone else would know....?

brat81 - pm sent

sneakyfirebolt - i have the afm, its in good nic will try get some pics to u asap.

hey all,

I am going to be pulling apart my r33..let me know if anyone needs any parts..will try get pics up asap

Engine is in good nic

aftermarket parts off the top of my head -

apexi 3" front pipe

highflow cat from justjap

nismo catback exhaust

split dump pipe

front mount intercooler

apexi front strut brass

040 fuel pump

aftermarket front fenders (fitted to car)

if anything else comes to mind will post up

everything located in s.e melb

post here or pm me

how much for your diff? if you still have it.

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