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For sale: Genuine R34 GTR Front guards. painted QM1 white, no repaires selling due to upagrde, small pin dent in drivers side guard but very unnoiticeable $550 plus postage

Mu Secret R34 GTR bonnet small imperfecrion (happened in transite) in carbon overlay but would not be a drama if it was bein painted. Fibreglass with carbon overlay $600

Cheers Matt

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Hi,

My confusion I was looking at the bonnet in the pics in the first post, thought it was that style - though i didn't think mu secret did it.

Thanks for the additional pics but not after that style bonnet... Out of interest in the first pics the white bonnet what "brand" is that one?

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lanky71,

Not sure what brand that bonnet is, as it come on the car from japan. This was an excellent bonnet as it let out the engin heat but was also really good in the rain beacuse it did not let any water into the engine bay. Although unfortunantly was damaged, but is being repaired at the moment and will be for sale in a week or two (primed and ready for paint).

Cheers Matt

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lanky71,

Not sure what brand that bonnet is, as it come on the car from japan. This was an excellent bonnet as it let out the engin heat but was also really good in the rain beacuse it did not let any water into the engine bay. Although unfortunantly was damaged, but is being repaired at the moment and will be for sale in a week or two (primed and ready for paint).

Cheers Matt

this is a fibreglass bonnet. And im keen to sell it!

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Hi,

Can you get a quote for shipping to Epping, NSW, 2121... and also pm/email me price you want for it? pitty it isn't already in QM1 would be perfect bolt on lol.

Its the exact style I was after, was chasing carbon fibre but sore this and being my car is white too gives me a good example of what it looks like on and I like.

Any chance of some more pics from front on, etc? You can pm them to me if you want.

Or email me lanky71 at hotmail dot com.

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