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All listed parts for sale located Southern Suburbs of Adelaide,

Any questions or want to have a look txt or ring me on 0403 642 517.

need them all gone

$Make an OFfer$

Greddy FMIC 600x270x75

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Climate Control Loom for Silvia

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R33 Climate Control Unit x2

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R32 Climate Control Unit

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Silvia, 180SX Climate Control Unit

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S14 ABS System and Bracket

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S14 Clutch Master Cylinder

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S14 Automatic Brake Pedal

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HKS Turbo Timer

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CA18 Low Mount Stainless Turbo Manifold

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Cheers.

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