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Zoix

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Ok, I ahve an r33 as most of your know. And I'm after some parts. I was just wondering where are some wreakers for imports and such. Or who you go to see when you want a part or panel.

I live near tingalpa, and I have been to cresta in capalaba, but want to look around first before I pay $165 for a window motor.

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What is the adddress of Cresta? I just have the phone number, but have heard its good for that sort of thing.

I got my heater box & heater core for my r33 at:

All Jap autoparts (Northside)

1860 Sandgate Rd, Virginia

ph: 3865 2221

There is also a southside, but they don't have any skyline stuff when i rang them.

I also had one in my old door which you could have had for much less than that, but that has *probably* been turfed out by now, but if not give kamikazeeR33 a PM, as it was at his place.

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