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S15 PARTS

s15 camber arms $20

s15 rear parcel shelf $40

s15 genuine veilside rear bar make a offer i need it gone

s15 adm passenger sunvisor $10

s15 washer bottle $10

s15 overflow bottle $10

s15 eyelids paint black with glitter $50

s15 drivers side under dash bit $20

RB26 PARTS

r32 rb26 coilpacks $30 each

rb26 timing belt only 8000kms old genuine nissan $20

rb26 flywheel $30 will also fit rb20 rb25

r32 rb26 dump pipes with 02 sensors $50 pair

rb26 baffle plates (bolt to bottom of engine) $30

rb26 alloy engine brackets $30

R33 GTST PARTS

r33 gtst gearbox crossmember will fit r32 r33 s13 s14 s15 $20

r33 gtst manual brake pedal $20

r33 gtst manual clutch pedal $20

r33 rb25 rear tailshaft $30

r33 radiator brackets $5

rb25 rb20 rb26 starter motor low kms $30

R32 GTST PARTS

r32 gtst manual brake pedal $20

r32 gtst boot seal $30

r32 under dash drivers panel $15

rb20 cam gear cover $20

r32 washer bottle $10

r32 overflow bottle $10

r32 drivers side electric window thingy $15

MISC

drift 3 inch stainless air filter $20

4 inch canon $20

5 inch canon $40

boost tee $10

kenwood 4 channel amp $70

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