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HI Everyone. I've been a well known genuine user on SAU for quite a few years.

Unfortunately some f**king tosser didn't give way, and me, going straight through a green light, plowed into them.

So, my much loved R33 is dead. Well, almost.

I'm parting it all out, and to make this easy, I will tell you what isnt available. Assume everything else is.

Parts NOT available:

1. Engine - Sold

2. Gearbox, Master and Slave cylinders, clutch Pedal - I'm keeping

3. Suspension - I'm keeping

4. Exhaust and intake pipes - I'm keeping

5. Shifter - I'm keeping

6. Windscreen - Smashed

7. Front Bar - Smashed

8. Right Fender - Smashed

9. Bonnet - Smashed

10. Right Headlight and other right lights - Smashed

11. Right control arm, and this bits - Bent

12. Not sure if selling the PowerFC and hand Controller yet

Parts Available:

All Interior - and that means absolutely everything. Just note the airbags went off - SO Steering wheel and passenger section damaged

Engine parts

Excedy Twin Plate Heavy duty clutch and lighter excedy flywheel kit (Still about 80% good)

Both doors

Sideskirts

Windows

Brakes

Left Fender

Boot Lid

Series II rear spoiler

Skyline Center Section lights up an aqua colour (pics attached)

Tail lights

Rear bumper

Diff

Axles

Rear wheels and tyres

Rear windscreen

Quarter Glass

Insides of the boot

Side Mirrors

Extra Green Passenger Mirror

Anything else that isn't damaged.

I will be updating this as much as I can and often so keep an eye on this thread.

You're welcome to PM me anything.

my number (written backwards to stop spam) 7046339340

my email paceys[at}gmail.com (change [at} to @)

Thanks guys

Jono

pics:

car.jpg

crash.jpg

back.jpg

GOD DAMN, what a shame because of some one stupid action!!.... ill leave it there, or ill go on a 72 page rant!..

hey, were are you, qld?, would love some silver parts :) . sorry for the lose, loox like you had worked hard on this

Gutted for you man, that's terrible. Sorry for your loss.

Will keep in mind for parts I may need since I'm just starting a skyline journey and I'll pass on for others too.

All the best selling the parts...

Thanks for all of the kind words everyone.

The brand new RB25\30 motor and fully reconned gearbox had only done 1,500 kms when I had the accident...

Its a f**king let down, thats for sure.

I'm after ALL the rubber bungs and bump stops from the boot, and also the boot cover on the inside of the boot itself. (carpet liner?)

The bottom boot carpet too.

If the rubber bonnet stops are still on the radiator support, both of those too.

Price including shipping to 2087 pls.

Thanks!

-Steve

were you drunk when you posted that?

Ahh shit stick, my phone and its auto correct. I was asking what kind of rotors do you have there. I can't see what I'm typing until I submit the post.

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