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r31 skyline mini spool brand new$100

vl turbo manifold just been faced$200

ca18det 5 speed gearbox $550

rb20det turbo no shaft play mint condition,front housing polished,$250

r32 excelerator pedal and cable $40

r32 charcol canister$20

rb20 top timeing belt cover $10

r32 heater core and evaporator assbly $100

brand new walker rear cannon 2ich inlet 4ich out let $50

brand new walker cat 2ich in 2ich out $50

brand new walker middle muffler 2inch in 2ich out $50

rb25 cam covers$40

rb25 coilpack cover$10

rb25 top timeing belt cover$10

r32 drivers side window switch assmbly $50

rb25 intake manifold,r$50bare top and bottom half$40

pioneer mini disc player$40

rb20 engine,coilpack,loom$150

r32 steering colum with ignition barrel and key$50

r32 fiber glass rear pods,small crak in one$40

rb20 hicus power steering pump $40

rb20 afm green label $50

r32 front wiper arms$10 for the pair

rb20 egine mounts$30pair

rb20 coil pack brakets$100

rb20 back plate,that goes between box and motor$10

SA strathalbyn am willing to post at buyers expense 0431 540 141

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  • 11 months later...

Hey,

Do you still have the heater core for the r32?

what kind of condition is it in?

I'm in sydney NSW, so would be looking to have it shipped here if you still have it.

Cheers!

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