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Getting rid of all the rest of my skyline parts i have in the shed

just want it gone as i have no use for them anymore as i dont have my 32 anymore

parts are in the northern parts of vic (50mins drive from cbd)

but can post for extra on the smaller parts

Greddy black turbo timer and r32 harness - $70

Cyberstork cluster dials (sit over existing dials) in white with red dials for 32 gtst and gts - $40

32 sedan front seatbelts and top piller trims - $50

white 32 sedan standard rear bar - $20

standard cat (hollowed) - $10

standard 32 gtst intake pipe (modified with a metal middle section so it doesnt suck close) - $20

series 1 32 sedan tailights in gc - $60

32 coupe rear seat complete faded at top - $50

32 passenger side front velour seat - $50

32 front seats in cloth (both, will need a clean) - $50

have a few windows from a 32 sedan (fronts/rears) - $40 whatever is there, should be 1 whole set

also have standard intercooler, CAS, cam gears, wiring for doors on sedan and standard rb20 gearbox shifter

and a set of r34 25gt standard wheels painted pressure can black with crap tyres - $80 the set

only whats listed is for sale

pics can be supplied for requested parts

Nick

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