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Hi Guys,

Just clearing parts that I have bought but no longer need

R32 GTR Intercooler - $120 (pickup only - parramatta area)

replaced with an aftermarket item, its in good condition, bottom of cooler has few small dints that has bent few fins (see pics)

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GTR Coilpacks - $60 + postage

was working without problems, upgraded to splitfire with new engine, cheap insurance

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R32 Gunmetal Mirrors - $100 for pair + postage

in great condition, upgraded to ganador mirrors, comes with loom, suits GTS-T as well i believe

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R32 GTR Tomei Speedo cluster - $400 + postage

best looking aftermarket cluster IMHO, suits late model R32 GTR

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R32 GTR Standard Speedo cluster - $50 + postage

suits late model R32 GTR, good for parts but I believe its fully functional just never needed

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GTR Turbo Gasket Kit - $40 for pair + postage

bought from GCG as part of their kit but no used

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GTR Carbon Fibre layered battery cover - $60 + postage

brand new never installed, would look great for show car, embossed with GTR logo

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Serial consult cable (PLMS Development) - $60 + postage

no longer needed as I have Power FC

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