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Advertising on behalf of a friend. So call him with any questions

Rb25det gearbox and exedy hd cushion button clutch. Box in perfect working order $1050

GTR headlights $340

2 bonnets. One damaged carbon fibre other is white. $120 each

Whiteline adjustable swaybars $75 each front and rear

5stud conversion with r33 brakes $800

Tein coilovers in average condition $400

Boot and spoiler in white s2 wing. $150

Rb25det with manifolds and accessories just had head gasket done and head checked just needs timing belt and timing set. No injectors $750

3" exhaust and cat $170

Seats $180

Any questions or interest call Steve on 0430 157 597

Cheers

Nic

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Just a heads up guys, I tried getting in touch with the seller several times regarding the swaybars since the original posting.

He's moving house and super busy with work so quite hard to get hold of... The parts are in VIC eastern suburbs.

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