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Need to get some space back in the garage so these have to go

Will deliver within 150 K's from Maroochydore-Sunshine Coast-4558-QLD for extrA fuel $

Can post/courier at buyers expense-send yr postcode for an accurate qoute

Might trade for r33 gtst aftermarket swaybars/locked or shimmed diff & 70%+ 235/45/17 or 255/40/17[or close to those sizes] evenly worn tyres

All rims are 5 stud/114.3 PCD except the single Driftek which is multistud [4/5]

Will add more pics soon

Carbon fibre drift style wing VGC

No damage-has some ery light scratches in top clear coat

Was fitted on r33 gtst Skyline but can be fitted on most cars

Includes all parts needed to fit it

$400 ono

Go Fast Bits [GFB] siver/chrome blow off valve with rb25 adapter plate

looks new-works perfectly

Vents to atmosphere [can't be setup as plumb back]

$160 ono

Two 17x9 +34 Koya Drifteks

original black gloss paint

No gutter rash at all-they almost look new-tyres are fkd

Mutistud

$400 ono

-ONE new gold Driftek rim 17x9 +30 PCD 114.3 [5 stud only-not multistud]

Has had tyre fitted & removed shortly after

No scratches/scuffs/gutter rash at all

$250 ono

-2xWORK "Equip" 16x8 +40 two piece alloy rims with skid tyres VGC

Very lightweight-perfect offset for r33 GTSt Skylines

$150

-4xStock r32 gtst 16x7 rims in VGC

with 50% Federal 535 tyres-some are camber worn a bit

$300 ono

-4xStock r33/s14 16x6.5 wheels-tyres are all fkd

$200 ono

-3xRandom 16x7 +40 alloy rims in good condition-good solid skid rims

can chuck in a steel rim same size

$80

-Stock VGC series 1 r33 spoiler-original burgandy paint

light works-light wiring is allgood

$80 ono

-RB25 stock 2.5" dump/frontpipe/cat converter [two of each-frontpipe should fit RB20's too]

$120 ono for all-will sell parts seperately

-r33 gtst HICAS module-no damage

$60 ono

-Stock '95 Nissan Stagea[skyline wagon] full exhaust-should fit r33/r34's

$80 ono

-Autoteknica 350mm black/light grey leather steering wheel VGC

In good condition-horn,etc included

35cm in diametre-centre of mounting holes are 70mm across & 35mm apart

$80 ono

3000 KG "SCA" heavy duty adjustable jack stands

Box opened but never used

$50 ono

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