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As the topic title states , i'm selling my 31 Ti , it's stock as with a s3 front fitted and will be getting an extractor fitted this week , 16X,000klm , i'm chasing $2,200 obo without stereo (panasonic hu alpine type s splits front , std rear fill , 2 12in type s alpine subs running off a clarion 1500wrms monoblock for extra or may sell seperate) . Reason for sale is i just don't use it , i will trade for anything of intrest (i.e nice wheels or 25 box or rb25/30 performance parts or even a track only snotter? etc cash adjustment where necessary )

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bump , $1800 firm , if it doesn't sell in the next week-ish it'll become rb20det

edit : i'm also selling the bride seat out of the laurel $300 average condish or swaps for gtr seat

there's some other stuff i'll be putting up for sale in the next couple hours

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This is the seat?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=131093

I kind of want it for a passenger seat in my 33...

I kind of don't have 300 wing wangs though :(

hey mate i'm in glenorchy , the car is at a mates place locked away so i won't be able to get it out before atleast tomorrow evening , my mob no is 0419 552 441 text before calling as sometimes i can't answer :) , what are you trying to sell?

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Hey man yeah no problems don't rush yourself to get it out straight away. This might sound funny but I'm trying to sell my 88 model series 2 r31 Ti lol. It's not stock though I fully rebuilt the car there's a thread on it from when I did it in here actually. I'm selling it to just get a daily and spend the rest on my r32 and what better type of daily than a 31 Ti lol.

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