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Hey everyone!

Soo last time I got around to putting a post up, i had sweet f a access to teh nets and well 3 mobile was being ....... well was just being super gay so to whoever I didnt get back to, you now know why.

Anyways heres the DL

I have one damaged A31 and one A31 Shell

Note the damaged cefiro has been hit quite hard at the front so no forward panels are of any use besides maybe being used as a UNIQUE paper weight lol

What I do have available from the damaged cef is as follows -

Interior wise I have just about everything, what isnt cracked/damaged inside will be forsale.

Exterior wise I have all doors w/ glass and electric window motors etc all working. Glass in clean (NO TINT) and panels are straight.

Boot lid

Factory front and Rear bumpers, both need paint, front is in OK condish, rear is perfect.

Rear window glass w/ wiper.

Now as for the cef shell -

Weld in halfcage

Boot

Bonnet with bpin holes

front drivers , front passenger and right rear passenger door w/ glass

Rear glass , wiperless

Now some other spare I have are as follows -

Cefiro dashmat in good cond

S1 Projector lights w/ black backing and side repeators

twin hole grille x 2

1x complete set of coilovers w/ adjustable tops

Sooo thats off of the top of my head, I will more than likely have other parts available.

Please TXT to my mobile or last resort send me a PM and will get back to you asap, which is more than likely in the evening.

All parts are located in Perth WA and can organise frieght at buyers expense.

Thanks so much,

Tales

0430-124-417

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Im working on it although its difficult to put a price tag on items that you dont know that value of =/

Anyone feel free to pm me with some information, it would be greatly appreciated =)

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Complete doors and glass still fs.

Grey interior in great condish.

Bonnet with bonnet pins, great condish in primer ready for paint.

Bootlid.

Front projector lights with black backing still fs.

Random bits of trim, power window switches etc still here

RB20DET cylinder head good cond.

Rb20DET coilpacks, good working condish 60.00

GT2871R kit, with 20 manifold gaskets, no lines 1000.00

2 x s1 grille, ok condish

Have front and rear glass wiperless. Give me a good offer and will have proffessionaly removed and shipped to you.

Have a pair of 25mm over fenders that require holes to be drilled and vents to be cut out. fiberglass job. 100.00 slight crack in one.

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gday there tales , how are ya buddy , hope all is well , i tried to contact you before regarding some of the above parts i need

i was wandering on your cefiro rolling bare shell , is the passenger side rear quarter in good condition as well as the front windscreen on the same shell in tact and no cracks watsoever ?

if you can do me a deal on that shell , i am more then happy to organise some freight to pick it up from where you are to get it shipped back here to sydney

hope you can help me out and sort this out so it gets out of your way

cheers anthony

btw 1 more thing and if you can quote me on the stock rear bar for the cefiro man

thanks again for your time

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