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Selling standard parts from an R34 GTR V-SPEC II. PM me if you're interested and we can discuss price. Shipping at buyers expense from Canberra.

6 x Standard R34 GTR Injectors. Good condition.

Set of GTR Cam Gears

1 x Standard R34 GTR V-Spec II turbo.

Pics available upon request.

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why cant i send more than one pm an hour? bullshit reminds me of NS.com

mate i know its a long shot but r u selling r34 gtr floor mats by ne chance thanks

No to the floor mats.. Just parts listed above.

Bump... still for sale. PM me your interest.

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Selling standard parts from an R34 GTR V-SPEC II. PM me if you're interested and we can discuss price. Shipping at buyers expense from Canberra.

6 x Standard R34 GTR Injectors. Good condition.

Set of GTR Cam Gears

1 x Standard R34 GTR V-Spec II turbo.

Pics available upon request.

Bump - still for sale. In the process of moving house so keen to get this stuff out the door. Message me with an offer.

bump again.. at this rate I will be throwing out the spare parts. make an offer, otherwise they get garbaged. :D

Hey mate,

I will take the injectors and turbo, I'm in Canberra Southside.

Can you either PM, SMS or phone? Ph: 0431 320 374.

Thankyou

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