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KYP bought a lot of shelving and maybe some of the engines nothing else, "ALL" the new parts Raj kept and are still available with trading as normal on that stuff.

Call him on 0412 022 364 of you want anything from an Exhaust to a Intercooler Kit and everything in between.

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KYP bought a lot of shelving and maybe some of the engines nothing else, "ALL" the new parts Raj kept and are still available with trading as normal on that stuff.

Call him on 0412 022 364 of you want anything from an Exhaust to a Intercooler Kit and everything in between.

yeah as far as i know(stopped by KYP before X'mas)..they've only bought most of the pellet racks off Raj to organise the shop (which is pretty neat now)..all the other stuff were binned and some bought by another shop to be sent away when i spoke to Raj.

RIP JAPPART :worship:

I imported my 180sx via Raj, their family rocked and helped me out so many time and parts were cheap since I got my car via them

It was like walking in a candy shop with germs :thumbsup:

Saw Nissan Coolbox,GAB fatass R32 sway bar, Toyota Sera, EVo 4 bonnet, heaps of LS400 V8, whole jzx100 wreck car for 3k, Watanabe, too many weird things I saw

Raj needed to retried

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