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wrecking s1.5 r33 in silver im keeping these parts but everything else for sale, the car has rear end damage

KEEPING: gearbox, front brakes,tail shaft,steering rack,front lower control arms,

THE ENGINE IS A SERIES 2 complete engine, loom,ecu

completely stock, never even been boosted.

still in the car so can hear running, compression and any other tests welcome....$1800

OTHER PARTS:

bonnet $100

S1 front bar $80

guard with indicator $100 each

s1 headlight $80 each

complete doors $150 each

s2 spoiler $50

mirrors $30 each

type m sides fiber glass $100

fuel flap $10

rear window $100 taken out

quarter glass $80

radiator $100

condenser $50

condenser fan $50

master cylinder non abs $80

washer bottle $20

cluster $100

dash $100

mint air bag steering wheel with clock spring $140

seats $100 pair

glove box $20

console $40

door trims $40 each

anything else just ask will add more prices as car is stripped

LOCATED IN Adelaide...TEXT on 0422030855

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Update front bar,bonnet,rad&support,ac fan&condensor,headlights,rh gaurd and steering wheel are sold. Also will swap parts for descent rims with cash adjustments

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