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anything other than da GTR, or bomex. Got nothing against dem just i think u can get them at jetspeed in clayton. anyway. looking for a 400R front dat fits on an r32. Seen plenty on SkylinesDownunder out in New Zealand, but none in Oz. kinda sucks. but yeah, looking at any aftermarket front bar really. Thanks

Is it even possible to ship one fron NZ? if so how much?

eeew u picked the ugliest of the do-luck kits :)

someone in melb with a GTR has that kit on it...

that blue one is a NZ kit... can get them for like 500NZD plus about 150 shipping... so might be a good one as there wont be any in aus

we're lookin at selling the vertex bodykits at around $450 for front bumper, $450 for rear bumper, $300 for side skirts.

Its basically phat n pimp style kit.

i got a family friend that owns glen waverly pannels and he's gonna charge me round $200 to spray the front bar and fit it.

JetSpeed had given me a quote of $350.

anywhere between $200-$300 is a good price from what I was told, just make sure that who ever does it doesn't do a bodge job!

take it easy

Mark

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we're lookin at selling the vertex bodykits at around $450 for front bumper, $450 for rear bumper, $300 for side skirts.

Its basically phat n pimp style kit.

Wanna post some pics of that??

you'll need a hybrid sideskirt (halfway down the BNR32 skirt u cut it and then u fibreglass a regular HCR32 sideskirt to it). Unfortunately Vertex dun make GTR kits... wierd I know, but apparently vertex is a dori dori kit maker, and they're one of the major suppliers for D1 cars. Rear bumper should be no probs

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