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I have a few items here that are just taking up space so i need to clear them if I can.

-First off, is a rare pair of factory foglights/driving lights out of a R33 GTSt Series 1 (M-Spec option afaik) they will fit into either of the factory front bars, and come with bulbs (not tested, have never been fitted to my car). They may look the same as the normal indicators but if you look closely the indicator section isa marginally smaller than usual, this is because there is room for a second light beside it.

All that you would need to hook them up if your car doesnt have the loom in place already is a driving light wiring kit (can pick these up from supercheap for like $30, has everything youl need) or you can have a crack at wiring them up yourself :)

Asking $70 for these ONO

-R33 (all 2dr models) LHS tailight. Is in perfect condition apart from a small crack on the corner of the indicator. does not come with body coloured panel surround. also comes with all globes intact

$30

-3" straight pipe exhaust to suit R33/R34 2dr Skylines. basically, 3" from the cat back. has no flanges so will require a bit of fabrication to fit it up, otherwise this is a nice free flowing exhaust for your GTSt/GTT. has a single cannon style SuperCat Muffler on the back with a tack welded on tip (begging to be replaced with something nicer)

Here is a link to a youtube video of the sound this exhaust made when it was on my setup (T04E, int gate). has a very nice growl that barks when you get in the higher revs :)

It is quite loud and drones a bit in the cabin so really probly good for track use or if you like driving with the stereo up all the time (or if you love listening to the pure sound of an RB)

$100

-Lastly I have a light/indicator stalk off an R31 skyline. took this one off to fit a stalk with cruise control functions. This stalk is in immaculate condition (quite possibly a brand new spare part, came with the car when i bought it)

$30

Photos are below, will take photos of the exhaust at request. PM/post in here for contact details and/or interest

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Foggys gone. also have a set of standard coilpacks to suit an RB20DET/Series 1 RB25DE/DET. tested and are working perfectly fine. good for low/stock boost conditions

$100 for the set, with brackets

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