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Bne - (r32 Gtst) Passenger Seat Rail, Door Trims, Rear Quarter Trims, Dimister Vents & Front Reo


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Hi,

I am chasing a the following parts.

1. Passenger Seat Rail (coupe)

- Must not be rooted / have chronic rocking disease.

- Price $ wat you asking

2. Door Trims

what they look like:

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- Must be in reasonable condition no speaker holes, more interested if the top half is in good nic

- Price $ wat you asking

3. Rear Quarter Lower Trims

what they look like:

post-56395-12542098317239_thumb.jpg

- Must be in good condition, no tears or peeling vinal

- Price $ wat you asking

4. Dash Dimister Vents

what they look like:

post-56395-12542111808046_thumb.jpg

- must not be cracked or warped

- Price $ wat you asking

5. Front Reo (gtst)

must be uncut or hacked, dont care what colour

- Price $ wat you asking

Thanks,

Dave

thats the most unbelievable thing, cant believe you took pictures which are exactly the same as some of ours :D ... we dont have the seat rail, or the dash vents, but do have the front reo ontop of everything else... will do a deal to for the lot if you are within pick-up range... PM us.

im in Brisbane. LOL i searched Google and found your sale thread and just used your pics sorry. hope you don't mind.

- demister vents now found !!!

Hi dave

I have complete interior and am prepared to sell rear quarter trims if you still need

are they the rear panels that have the arm rests i have both in good unmarked condition.i also have the dash mister vents very straight.

stuart 0409135950

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