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will be parting out my C211 skyline in a couple of weeks, wondering what parts people were interested. not sure of prices yet but make me an offer and i'l get back to you. If I don't get enough interest it's going to the wreckers.

parts I have:

both headlights

both parkers

left hand front indicator

both front guards(with little light on top)

both side indicators

all doors with electric windows. (both back doors are a bit rough)

centre console

dash (cracked on top and glove box door is broken and speedo doesn't work)

grille

4 genuine skyline centre caps

bonnet

boot

rear windscreen

back seat in good condition

centre bit where stereo goes in perfect condition

L24E engine and 3N71B auto trans (will separate)

front suspension components (worn)

that's about it, will post more when I think of it.

if you see something you need PM me with what it is, where you are and make me an offer and I'll get back to you.

pics coming soon

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