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Parts left over after the conversion, need the space back. Panels are black, from an S2. Will consider offers for the lot aswell with a $100 packing fee if it goes interstate.

Bonnet and hinges $165

Bonnet dampers $60

Guards L & R $110 (Passenger guard has a ding near the headlight)

The long metal parts the guards bolt to in the engine bay L & R $30

High beam L & R $75 each

Grille with badges $60

Front bar $40 (Has a small crack near the passengers headlight can be welded, and the usual small scratch's)

Reo $50

Indicators and foglights (front bar) L & R $25 each (Plugs have been removed but can still be wired up)

Bonnet catch and support $60

Stock airbox with panel filter and snorkel $80

Stockintake pipe with stock oil and BOV return pipes $40

Stock side mount with return piping $50

LHS passenger door COMPLETE, $90 (door skin is toast though)

Stock BOV $20

From an S1

Power steering reservoir $10 (can be used in pretty much any skyline though I think)

Auto trans cooler $15 (average cond)

Washer bottle with motors $20

Condensor $15

Stock horns $10

S1 nose cut wiring loom with Bosh 35w HID ballasts with separate fuse box $30

Also have the rear flares that came with my conversion gear seen in the first post here for $80

Alpine head unit with manual and remote (worked when I pulled it out) model number CDA-9811 $25

S15, came off at 60,000km's

Stock camber, traction and toe arms $40

Stock side mount with most if not all piping $50

Stock DIN pocket, hole cut in back for EBC wiring $20

Stock A pillar Garnish (no gauge cup) $30

Pretty sure thats about it, all prices are not including postage, Please TXT 0409077592, email [email protected] or PM me. I'll put pics up if anyone is interested.

Cheers,

Teren

damn!!!

iv been after a set of rear flares for 3 years now! i have front ones in the shed. DAMN!!!

oh well, the hunt continues........

D.

Bonnet and hinges $165

Bonnet dampers $60

Guards L & R $110 (Passenger guard has a ding near the headlight)

The long metal parts the guards bolt to in the engine bay L & R $30

High beam L & R $75 each

Grille with badges $60

Front bar $40 (Has a small crack near the passengers headlight can be welded, and the usual small scratch's)

Reo $50

Bonnet catch and support $60

Stockintake pipe with stock oil and BOV return pipes $40

Stock side mount with return piping $50

LHS passenger door COMPLETE, $90 (door skin is toast though)

$680 for the lot!!! (excluding postage and packing fee if going interstate) :ninja:

Power steering reservoir $10 (can be used in pretty much any skyline though I think)

Auto trans cooler $15 (average cond)

Washer bottle with motors $20

Condensor $15

Stock horns $10

$50 for the lot!!! (excluding postage) :(

S15, came off at 60,000km's

Stock camber, traction and toe arms $40

Stock side mount with most if not all piping $50

Stock DIN pocket, hole cut in back for EBC wiring $20

Stock A pillar Garnish (no gauge cup) $30

$100 for the lot!!! (excluding postage) :)

Edited by Tangents

will sms you in the morning teren to organise payment for the flairs!

:ninja::P:D:(:)

sorry dave,i tried to buy these flairs first time they came up

couldnt interest you in selling your front pair could i?

pm me if you want dave

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