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Just finished stripping my car so got some parts for sale.

1. genuine Work Meisters S1, 114.5x5 17x9 all round +30 & +35. Dunlop Sports 2454517 with around 60% and 70%

Asking $1700

2. Zeal Function X coilovers for Nissan Skyline R32 GTS-t. Still in good condition. Bought second hand since then have put around 15k on them. Full height adjustable, and 30-way damper adjustable. Very stiff great for track. Unsure of spring rates, can't find it. If I had to guess around 9/11kg

Asking $950

3. Nismo gearstick. Still practically new. Will come in original box and all.

Asking $60

3. Front/Rear struts for Nissan Skyline R32. Rear one is excellent condition, fronts in ok condition

Asking $100 for both

4. Nissan R32 GTS-t rear wing. Removed from my car, little scratches here and there but overall good condition, rear brake light doesn't work (wiring)

Asking $15

5. Nissan R32 boot lining. Front, left & right boot is good condition (compartment cover for the jack is missing)

Asking $30

6. Nissan Skyline R32 sunroof, broken surround but glass is still perfect.

Asking $10

7. Lucas TRW brake fluid 1L. Dry boiling point of 300 and wet of 200. Still new, seal unbroken.

Asking $50

Items located in Western Suburbs of Melbourne

Contact RAY 0432 720 004

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1. genuine Work Meisters S1, 114.5x5 17x9 all round +30 & +35. Dunlop Sports 2454517 with around 60% and 70%

Asking $1700 price drop $1600 firm

2. Zeal Function X coilovers for Nissan Skyline R32 GTS-t. Still in good condition. Bought second hand since then have put around 15k on them. Full height adjustable, and 30-way damper adjustable. Very stiff great for track. Unsure of spring rates, can't find it. If I had to guess around 9/11kg

Asking $950 price drop $850 firm

3. Nismo gearstick. Still practically new. Will come in original box and all.

pending

3. Front/Rear struts for Nissan Skyline R32. Rear one is excellent condition, fronts in ok condition

Asking $100 for both price drop $80 for both

4. Nissan R32 GTS-t rear wing. Removed from my car, little scratches here and there but overall good condition, rear brake light doesn't work (wiring)

Asking $15 will give away for free with any purchase or if you just want to pick it up and clear my garage space

5. Nissan R32 boot lining. Front, left & right boot is good condition (compartment cover for the jack is missing)

Asking $30

6. Nissan Skyline R32 sunroof, broken surround but glass is still perfect.

Asking $10 will give away for free with any purchase or if you just want to pick it up and clear my garage space

7. Lucas TRW brake fluid 1L. Dry boiling point of 300 and wet of 200. Still new, seal unbroken.

Asking $50 price drop $40

Inquires please contact 0432 720 004 if you want quick reply, don't check forums as often as i use to

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1. genuine Work Meisters S1, 114.5x5 17x9 all round +30 & +35. Dunlop Sports 2454517 with around 60% and 70%

Asking $1700 price drop $1600 firm

2. Zeal Function X coilovers for Nissan Skyline R32 GTS-t. Still in good condition. Bought second hand since then have put around 15k on them. Full height adjustable, and 30-way damper adjustable. Very stiff great for track. Unsure of spring rates, can't find it. If I had to guess around 9/11kg

Asking $950 price drop $850 firm

3. Nismo gearstick. Still practically new. Will come in original box and all.

pending

3. Front/Rear struts for Nissan Skyline R32. Rear one is excellent condition, fronts in ok condition

sold

4. Nissan R32 GTS-t rear wing. Removed from my car, little scratches here and there but overall good condition, rear brake light doesn't work (wiring)

Asking $15 will give away for free with any purchase or if you just want to pick it up and clear my garage space

5. Nissan R32 boot lining. Front, left & right boot is good condition (compartment cover for the jack is missing)

Asking $30

6. Nissan Skyline R32 sunroof, broken surround but glass is still perfect.

Asking $10 will give away for free with any purchase or if you just want to pick it up and clear my garage space

7. Lucas TRW brake fluid 1L. Dry boiling point of 300 and wet of 200. Still new, seal unbroken.

Asking $50 price drop $40

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