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Item: complete N15 Pulsar SR20DE/DET Air-Con system

Kit includes:

  • Compressor
  • Condenser
  • Receiver Drier
  • Hard Lines
  • Hoses
  • Engine Bracket
  • All Bolts
  • Evaporator (not pictured yet)

Location: Croydon, VIC

Website: N/A

Item Condition: all in perfect working order before being removed. Everything is in excellent condition except for the condenser which was bent in a front end accident, and also has some squashed fins. They don't effect it's mounting or operation however.

Reason for selling: Car only sees track use now.

Price and price conditions: $550 complete. I will however separate all items, so make me an offer on the parts you want.

Extra Info: Pick-up or postage at buyer's expense via couriers.

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Item: complete N15 SR20DE/DET Air-Con system

Kit includes:

  • Compressor
  • Condenser - ***SOLD***
  • Receiver Drier
  • All Hard Lines, Rubber Lines - ***SOLD***
  • Engine Bracket
  • All Bolts
  • Evaporator (not pictured yet)

Location: Croydon, VIC

Website: N/A

Item Condition: all in perfect working order before being removed. Everything is in excellent condition except for the condenser which was bent in a front end accident, and also has some squashed fins. They don't effect it's mounting or operation however.

Reason for selling: Car only sees track use now.

Price and price conditions: Now $300. I will however separate all items, so make me an offer on the parts you want.

Extra Info: Pick-up or postage at buyer's expense via couriers.

Pictures:

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P2170006.jpg

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P2170004.jpg

P2170003.jpg

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P2170010.jpg

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P2170009.jpg

P2170008.jpg

Updated with sold items, remainder still available.

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