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blind_elk: sorry both are sold waiting to get picked up, if nobody buys them, i will get back to you
PM me if they become available, tx

pm's replied too

im going to sound abit stupid but found this part and not exactly sure on what it is

anybody know what it is? how much its worth?

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found it in the boot right behind the rear seats

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Edited by wAAA`

sold:

climate control

break calipers

passenger side door seal

boot carpet

ecu

front seatbelts

Edited by wAAA`

updated list on whats been sold:

stock airbox

afm

stock radioator

cooler piping

front pipe

aircon vents

dimister vents

passenger side window seal

centre console lid

boot carpet

driver headlight

passenger indicator

rear pods

driver side door trim

passenger window switch

climate control

brake calipers

passenger side door seal

boot carpet

ecu

front seat belts

passenger mirror

possibly couple other things, just ask if interested in anything, and ill check whether or not i still got it..

pm's replied too

im going to sound abit stupid but found this part and not exactly sure on what it is

anybody know what it is? how much its worth?

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img0477e.th.jpg

found it in the boot right behind the rear seats

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No problems this is a flux capacitor. notoriously faulty. value is dependent on how far back/forward in time you are stuck.

ha ha?

don't wreck the thread with your immature comments, I'm trying to sell stuff here..

on topic:

sold

back seats

cigarette lighter

roof lining

couple plastic bits and pieces along the windows etc.

hey mate, not quite sure what you meant by a loom?

ey guys, wont be around for the next couple days, so i may take awhile to reply

thanks.

updated list of whats still available:

- Deep dish steering wheel(almost new): $50

- drivers seat: $100

- passenger seat: $100

- stock inter cooler: $50

- chopped gtst bonnet with gtr lip: $150

- alternator: $60

- passenger side tail light: $60

- front rotors(pretty much brand new): $200

- rear seatbelts: $50 for all 3(left, right, middle)

- coolent overflow tank: $20

- rear quarter trims: $70 both

- passenger side front guard: $60

- 12inch dual sub box: $90

- pioneer mp3 cd player: $120

- JL 6x9 speakers: $40

- passenger door: $40

- glove box: $30

- dimisters, hazards, tune, lights switches etc. : $20 each

- ashtray: $20

- rear view mirror: $20

- interior lights :$20 each

- starter motor: $70

- Engine: $1200 ono

- auto gearbox: $450 ono

- steering column surround: $30

- indicator switch/handle: $60

- windscreen wipers fronts & back: $30 all

- r33 rims top condition with brand new tyres, tread 90% atleast: $400

willing to sell the whole shell with/without engine if the right offer comes through..

possibly other things i haven't mentioned, so just ask if your looking for something and i may still have it

cheers

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