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hey guys i have a few parts i need to get rid of as they are taking up space in my garage!

all parts are of the R34 GTT Coupe..

Standard Bonnet - $150 (has slight damage on passenger side corner easily fixed and paint is fine) Painted in Dark Blue

Stock R34 Suspension - $200 no leaks perfect condition (fronts and rears)

Drivers side front Guard - $200 no damage at all Painted in Dark Blue

Stock Front Bar with Lip - $200 Few Stone Chips Painted in Dark Blue

TOP SECRET FRONT BAR - $350 Never Fitted BRAND NEW (paid $550 for it 2-3 months back never used)

Rear GTT Wing - $250 perfect condition Painted in Dark Blue

All Parts are in Hobart TASMANIA

can Post at Buyers Expense

all prices are SLIGHTLY Negotiable need this stuff gone

Thanks

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How much would it cost to post to Newcastle?

hey mate depending on item you are wanting..

id say roughly $150 for the bars/bonnet etc.

and probably $100 for the smaller parts guard/wing etc.

this would only be my estimate if your interested in a part i can check for you but would also need your postcode.

cheers

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hey mate, can you email me some more pics of the front bar and lip, including all damages/chips to [email protected]

cheers

yeah mate no problems, there is actually no damage to the bar at all apart from stone chips along the lip part.. when i got the car one of the mount points in the grill part has snapped off.. all mounts at either ends are good but there a 2 mounts in middle in grill one is good but one is snapped.

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Love the color mate!!! i'd assume that you arent gonna separate the bar + lip...

thanks mate getting resprayed soon ;) ill post pics when its done..

trying to get rid of bar and lip together as im just after more room around my house and as i have a new bar just looking a getting some money together for the resprray :cool:

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hey guys i have a few parts i need to get rid of as they are taking up space in my garage!

all parts are of the R34 GTT Coupe..

Standard Bonnet - $150 (has slight damage on passenger side corner easily fixed and paint is fine) Painted in Dark Blue

Stock R34 Suspension - $200 no leaks perfect condition (fronts and rears)

Drivers side front Guard - $200 no damage at all Painted in Dark Blue

Stock Front Bar with Lip - $200 Few Stone Chips Painted in Dark Blue

TOP SECRET FRONT BAR - $350 Never Fitted BRAND NEW (paid $550 for it 2-3 months back never used)

Rear GTT Wing - $250 perfect condition Painted in Dark Blue

All Parts are in Hobart TASMANIA

can Post at Buyers Expense

all prices are SLIGHTLY Negotiable need this stuff gone

Thanks

LOOKS LIKE TOP SECRET BAR IS SOLD

all other items are still up for grabs :P

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hey guys i have a few parts i need to get rid of as they are taking up space in my garage!

all parts are of the R34 GTT Coupe..

Standard Bonnet - $150 (has slight damage on passenger side corner easily fixed and paint is fine) Painted in Dark Blue

Stock R34 Suspension - $200 no leaks perfect condition (fronts and rears)

Drivers side front Guard - $200 no damage at all Painted in Dark Blue

Stock Front Bar with Lip - $200 Few Stone Chips Painted in Dark Blue

TOP SECRET FRONT BAR - $350 Never Fitted BRAND NEW (paid $550 for it 2-3 months back never used)

Rear GTT Wing - $250 perfect condition Painted in Dark Blue

All Parts are in Hobart TASMANIA

can Post at Buyers Expense

all prices are SLIGHTLY Negotiable need this stuff gone

Thanks

PRICES DROP!! BUY NOW NEED THIS STUFF GONE!!

Standard Bonnet - $130 (has slight damage on passenger side corner easily fixed and paint is fine) Painted in Dark Blue

Stock R34 Suspension - $180 no leaks perfect condition (fronts and rears)

Drivers side front Guard - $150 no damage at all Painted in Dark Blue

Stock Front Bar with Lip - pending sale.. $200 Few Stone Chips Painted in Dark Blue

TOP SECRET FRONT BAR - SOLD

Rear GTT Wing - $200 perfect condition Painted in Dark Blue

BUY BUY BUY

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both front bars are now sold

remaining items..

Standard Bonnet - $130 (has slight damage on passenger side corner easily fixed and paint is fine) Painted in Dark Blue

Stock R34 Suspension - $180 no leaks perfect condition (fronts and rears)

Drivers side front Guard - $150 no damage at all Painted in Dark Blue

Stock Front Bar with Lip - SOLD

TOP SECRET FRONT BAR - SOLD

Rear GTT Wing - $200 perfect condition Painted in Dark Blue

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