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Hey there guys cleaning out the garage so posting up all the items i no longer need please dont hesitate to enquire via PM or text me on 0419761510 cheers!

- R32gtr rear rotor (single) - $20 (slotted)

- R32 gts-t front hard metal brake lines with fittings - $10

- - R32gts-t rb20det OEM turbo charger (blown exhaust wheel) - $30

- R32gts-t rb20det metal cross over pipe (throttle body to I/C pipe) stock with no BOV fitting RARE perfect to run aftermakret bov and look stock - $40

- - r32 gts-t rb20det metal cross over pipe (TB to IC) with stock BOV, 50

- R32gts-t rb20det OEM throttle body - $30

- R32gts-t rb20det coilpack brackets x 2 - $20

- R32gts-t rb20det OEM intake manifold (with everything – valves) - $30

- rb20det turbo fuel pump $50.00

- - r32 full hi-has set up $40.00

- rb20det charcol canister - $10.00

- - R32gts-t rear cradle supports - $20

- R32gts-t gearbox cross-member - $30

- R32gts-t rear tailshaft (centre – diff) x 2 - $20 each

- R33 gts (non-turbo) rear brake callipers and lines - $50

- R33 gts (non-turbo) rear brake rotors (suit 4 stud, set)- $30

- - r33 rb25det brake filler bottle $10.00

- R33gts-t passanger door (painted green) includes power window motors, glass, hinges, door skin $50.00

- r33 quarter pannel indicator (right side) - $10.00

- r33 Smart Entrance box - $5.00

- r33 roof handles $2.00 each x 4

- r33 dash vents <- near windscreen x 2 $5.00 each

- Many Interior plastic panels (enquire for price & availability)

- R33gts-t front passanger sear seats (great conditions includes rails) - $50

- - R33 skyline jack and tool set – $50

R33 boot gas struts - $10

- r33 bonnet release cord - $20.00

- r33 engine bay fuse box and loom - $30.00

- r33 wiper motor- $20.00

- passenger side quarter pannel for an r33 skyline. The pannel is in perfect condition no scratches or dents etc, it is painted green and still has the gt badge and everything - $50.00

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they were on my old r33 and held up my boot with gtr wing reasonably well, from memory one side (LHS) was better than the other, they have been sitting now for about 1 yr so not 100% sure on condition

Hey mate I'm after:

R33 Dash surround + gear shifter surround (manual)

R33 Rear boot trim (This Trim)

R33 steering column plastic surround + the ignition barrel surround/ring (this bit)

R33 Boot lock/badge

R33 Front guard 'GT' badges

Do you have any of these?

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