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R32 Parts

Bonnet - $100

Right Guard - $70

Left Guard - $70

Headlights - $150

Rear Lights - $50

Rear Bar x2 - $50 each

gts-t diff - $100

Catback exhaust system with big cannon, nice note - $200

Right Door - $50

std front bar - $50

gtr/type m Right side skirt $50

gtr/type m Rear Pods - $70

Full car wiring loom with all moduels - $100

Turbo with dump pipe - $200

Seats, type m and gtst, set front and rear $150

Lots of rb20det parts, askk

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R32 Parts

Bonnet - $100

Right Guard - $70

Left Guard - $70

Headlights - $150

Rear Lights - $50

Rear Bar x2 - $50 each

gts-t diff - $100

Catback exhaust system with big cannon, nice note - $200

Right Door - $50

std front bar - $50

gtr/type m Right side skirt $50

gtr/type m Rear Pods - $70

Full car wiring loom with all moduels - $100

Turbo with dump pipe - $200

Seats, type m and gtst, set front and rear $150

Lots of rb20det parts, askk

0411980023

wat colour was the guard so i can slap myself for not looking earlier?

hai mate,, the guard is in primer, but left one sold, only have right guard

  • 4 weeks later...

hey mate do u have pictures of the cannon? an would you be willing to seperate it from the rest of the exhaust system???\

if so how much for it and how much to post 2 , 2262 nsw

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