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NO ENGINE OR GEARBOX

decent carpet, just needs a clean $10

complete heater/aircon unit $20

washer and overflow bottles $10

shell has a good drivers side rear quarter $50

near perfect taillights $50 a side for complete lights

perfect rear bar $50

good boot with wing, wing needs a bit of bog/fibreglass $50

aircon pump $20

front crossmember and rack, crossmember might be bent $30

front 5 stud hubs and uprights $50

good headlining $10

ignition barrel with key $50

stock castor arms $20

rear half of tailshaft $10

stock cooler piping $20

fuel tank with filler, no pump $10

rear cradle with all arms , no brakes, diff or hubs $50

3-3.5in cat back exhaust, single straight thru muffler $100

stock front shocks with hks lowered springs $50

also have non r33 stuff

pair of S15 stock mags $50

pair of 300zx stock mags $50

both painted black with crappy spray cans, would come off prety easy

full set of 300zx brakes and rear 5 stud hubs

front has: calipers, pads, lines and rotors...took pics but they disappeared

rear has: calipers, pads, lines, rotors, 5 STUD HUBS and handbrake cables

$600

also got some alloy 300zx/GTR rear upright things (what the rear hubs bolt to) $100 just been bead blasted so look like brand new

PICS some of that stuff is gone, but most of it is still here so if its not listed just ask

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hey bud intrested in passenger mirror if the motor still working, front shocks, carpet and r the tail lights 50 each or 50 both side? if both side chuck em in too posted to 2165 pm for quote

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kinda forgot to check this thread and the site stopped sending me email notification so sorry for not replying

no radiator

Jaissassin and tdwvs i'll send you PMs

also someone who wrecks wkylines saw this add and seemed keen for the shell and all the other stuff so it might be the last chance to get stuff cheap

rear bar, passengers side tail light, washer bottle and rear cradle have been sold

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