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Clearing parts that i have stored up. Parts come from S1 and S1 R33 skylines. Some R32 gear and aftermarket as well.

Heaps of interior parts from S2 r33 avaliable

Take a look and PM me if you need anything not listed.

#1 R33 Series 1 spoiler (black) $50 ono

#2 Unknown Brand Cannon $30

#3 Apexi BOV (ok condition, gr8 sound) $50 each (got two)

#4 Series 2 two door tail lights and rear garnish $100 (white)

#5 Series 2 dash (ok conditon) $100 ono

#6 Rear Hicas unit x 2 $50

#7 R33 fuel tank x2 (gd condition) $50 ono

#8 Passengers Side Mirror (White) $50

#9 Passengers door trims (gd condition) $20 each

#10 Front hubs (LH and RH avaliable, 5 stud) $50 each

#11 Front Assemblies (knuckles and upper arms) $50 each

#12 Rear seat (gd condition) $50 ono

#13 Complete Dash loom $30

#14 Petrol Flapper/door $10

#15 Rear 2 door interior quarter panels $20 each

#16 Windscreen Washer Bottle $20

#17 Set of 17"x7" rims (good tires on 2, other 2 need replacing), $600 ono

minor gutter rash but overall pretty good, (will not fit over large brake calipers)

#18 A Pillar trims (no holes for gauges etc) $20 each

#19 Accelerator Pedal and Cable $40

#20 Drivers and passengers side seat belt S2 $15 each

#21 Steering Column with Barrel, Key and Trim surrounds $80

#22 Hks SSQ (gd condition) with rb25 adaptor $70

#23 Front RH and LH Guards (White in colour and gd condition) $80 each

#24 Reo Bar for behind R33 S2 Dash (Straight and good condition) $40

#25 R33 Engine Crossmember $50

#26 Stock R33 Turbo Actuator $40

#27 Flywheel and Bolts $80

#28 Extreme Heavy Duty Clutch and Pressure Plate (gd condition, hardly used) $100

#29 R33 Brake Booster and Cylinder (no plundger) $50

#30 R32/33 Stainless Steel Intercooler piping $100

#31 Manual R33 Brake Pedal $30

#32 Heater core/Unit from an R33 $40

#33 SRS Passengers Airbag, S2 Steering Wheel with Airbag and Airbag Module $make an offer$ (not activated)

#34 S2 Pink Label AFM $110

#35 Stock Rear Bar for an R33 (need respray) $40

#36 LH Black Front Guard $80

#37 Apexi Alloy Radiator (comes with Apexi cap, holds pressure, slight fan marks on some fins, overall gd condition) $250

#38 Front Rad support (Straight and in gd condition) $175

#39 Rear Cradle (minus diff and half shafts) $75

#40 S2 R33 Rear Strut Brace (standard) $100

#41 Black S2 Boot with S2 Spoiler ( great condition) $150

#42 Passengers Door (gd condition) minus mirror $85

#43 Rear Windscreen $75

#44 Side windows $30 each

#45 S2 Manual cluster with 96 xxx kms $125

#46 Auto Cluster $50

#47 S2 Glove Box (great condition) $50

#48 Manual Clutch pedal $40

#49 Slave cylinder with lines and fork piston etc $ 40

#50 S2 Front Grill Black in colour $50

ALL PRICES ARE (ONO)

PICS ON REQUEST

Happy to Post items at buyers expense.

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Pass seat belt - sold

centre console coin holder - sold

hks ssq bov - sold

drivers seat belt buckle - sold

interior door handles - sold

window motor drivers - sold

Plenty more parts to clear ....

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R33 S2 engine harness and ECU?

used them in my car buddy

have you got the stock turbo lines and banjo fittings?

just pulled them off my own car last night as i upgraded

not sure if i want to let them go but pm me and offer and i might be willing

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