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Selling some of the un-needed parts I got with the new Stagea. All parts suit C34

Set of black leather seats suit S1 or S2. Front and rear seats $330. Pickup only

Towbar - 1400kg. $450. Pickup only

S2 taillights. Full set $330

Full set of door trims. $150 for 4. Pickup only

Woodgrain S2 steering wheel. Has tiptronic controls and airbag intact $120

Rear subframe with no arms. Very straight and clean with good bushes $100

Front subframe. $60

Stock front brakes. 2 sets. $100 per set

Heaps more. I basically got a full spare car in parts

In Sydney (Woodbine)

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Need a set of rear view mirrors to Australian Standards. My 25G mirrors are for JDM and show view in reduced size.

I am Post Code 4272 Qld.

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Need a set of rear view mirrors to Australian Standards. My 25G mirrors are for JDM and show view in reduced size.

I am Post Code 4272 Qld.

I do have a pair of these in silver. 100 + shipping

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I just checked and it appears mine are JDM rather than Australian Standards. They are factory heated models though if anyone is interested

Found more stuff

Set of woodgrain centre console bits. $120 for the woodgrain centre bits plus 100 for the woodgrain wheel

Dash pad with intact airbag. Perfect condition $175

Nismo 1.5way GT Pro mechanical LSD in Stagea housing $1000

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any chance of some pics of the tow bar?

i can organise courier to pick up to send to vic, if your able to basicaly just wrap it up with some cable ties and tape.

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Yes you do. This is the case with pretty much all stag towbars

:D

My towbar required no cutting at all ... including with the rear lip.

Custom made to fit at $329 too (rated to 1500kg) :blush:

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