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Hey guys parting out all my r32 gtr bits and pieces! here are some stuff for now, just ask what you need and ill prob have it.

cheers

Set of BBS RG 17x8 +45 17x9 +50 5x114.3

2x kumho ecsta spt red smoke 255/40/17

2x gemstone maxsport sp01 235/45/17

comes with all centrecaps and bbs valve caps

$500 neg

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r32Gtr front bar! $400! needs a repsray

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I'm certain Mike will when he works out what he's selling and how much for.

Appears he's just trying to get a start and posting what he has worked out a price for.

You know it's not easy ay .... especially when you have a prang and then make the decision to sell your pride in bits n pieces

Yep - rules is rules - understood.

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