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I have 2 sets of Nismo 33 GTR instrument gauge clusters

1 set is black face done 32,082km

1 set white face done 20,580km SOLD

Both have 320km/hr speedo and 11,000 rpm tacho

I believe they work in a 33 GTST, but you will loose the factory boost gauge which is not much good anyway.

hopefully someone could confirm?

email me for photos to [email protected]

$700 each

hey mate interested in the white faced cluster.. im from melbourne so either c.o.d. post or direct to my buisness at autobarn melbourne..if u will accept $650 call me on 0404 297 426 Anthony leave message if unanswered.....Thanks

Hey mate,

Very interested in the remaining cluster, please phone me on 0401417772, my names Andrew.

Cheers

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I have 2 sets of Nismo 33 GTR instrument gauge clusters

1 set is black face done 32,082km

1 set white face done 20,580km SOLD

Both have 320km/hr speedo and 11,000 rpm tacho

I believe they work in a 33 GTST, but you will loose the factory boost gauge which is not much good anyway.

hopefully someone could confirm?

email me for photos to [email protected]

$700 each

I BUY THE SECOND SET OFF YOU FOR $650 AS WELL I'M IN DARWIN SO MAYBE COD CALL ME ON 0403170893 THANKS IN ADVANCE REGARDS DEVO

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