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R33 S2 Afm, R32 /33 B Pillar Brace, S2 Rear Spoiler, Rear Pods, Rsr Stainless Exhaust

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R33 S2 AFM - $100

Pink label, good working condition

B Pillar Brace- $100

Polished aluminium, near new condition, fits R32 and R33

R33 S2 Rear spoiler-$100

QM1 white, working LED brake lights, still on car but will take it off when I get a buyer

pick up only

R33 rear pods- $80

QM1 white

RSR catback exhaust for R33 GTST- $480

3 inch full stainless steel system with oval resonator and muffler, straight through yet quiet and legal

pickup only

can post at buyer's expense, no low balling thanks

pickup is available in Chatswood, Sydney

PM me if interested

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mat277 Apprentice

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here are photos of the AFM and the B pillar brace

HI do still have the pods could i get a pic thanks

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