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Hey guys!

iv got some NISMO sideskirt overlays sitting here.

pretty sure east bear had these in production at one stage - but i am unsure if they are east bear...

as you all know you cant buy these anywhere without paying ridiculous money so heres your chance to have the same look for nowhere near the price

but its basically the rear part of the skirt that comes down before the rear wheel. (as shown in pictures below)

goes straight over standard skirts.

for pics pm me your mobile number and ill send some

if interested pm or contact me on 0468 955 352

$350 ono

Stefan.

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