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All parts are off a 1998 model R33 GTS-T

Stock 33 gts-t turbo back exhaust minus the cat, including rare factory option Nismo oval style muffler - $150 ($120 for just the catback and muffler)

Stock 33 gts-t thermostat - $50

R33 radiator and hoses out of 1998 model - $100

R33 S2 drivers side arm rest plastic - $40

R33 stock sway bars $50 for the pair

Nissan air purifier $20

Panasonic navigation system $20

Also have 3 sets of genuine Rays valve caps, blue in color $40 per set of 4

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How much to courier to Sydney 2075 for cat back exhaust mate? with the muffler oval type.

Cheers.

really keen.

RJ

Would prefer to sell it local as it's quite big (long and heavy, more so with the oval muffler), but if you're able to organise a courier you're welcome to do so..

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All parts are off a 1998 model R33 GTS-T

Stock 33 gts-t turbo back exhaust minus the cat, including rare factory option Nismo oval style muffler - $150 ($120 for just the catback and muffler)

Stock 33 gts-t thermostat - $50

R33 radiator and hoses out of 1998 model - $100

R33 S2 drivers side arm rest plastic - $40

R33 stock sway bars $50 for the pair

Nissan air purifier $20

Panasonic navigation system $20

Also have 3 sets of genuine Rays valve caps, blue in color $40 per set of 4

hey mate from melbourne and interested in exhaust and raidiator if you could get back to me that would be good

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Found my old drivers side pillar plastic, no holes, great condition - $50

everything else still for sale as well

Stock 33 gts-t turbo back exhaust minus the cat, including rare factory option Nismo oval style muffler - $150 ($120 for just the catback and muffler)

Stock 33 gts-t thermostat - $50

R33 S2 drivers side arm rest plastic - $40

R33 stock sway bars $50 for the pair

Nissan air purifier $20

Panasonic navigation system $20

Also have 3 sets of genuine Rays valve caps, blue in color $40 per set of 4

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Found my old drivers side pillar plastic, no holes, great condition - $50

everything else still for sale as well

Stock 33 gts-t turbo back exhaust minus the cat, including rare factory option Nismo oval style muffler - $150 ($120 for just the catback and muffler)

Stock 33 gts-t thermostat - $50

R33 S2 drivers side arm rest plastic - $40

R33 stock sway bars $50 for the pair

Nissan air purifier $20

Panasonic navigation system $20

Also have 3 sets of genuine Rays valve caps, blue in color $40 per set of 4

still got exhaust dezz?

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