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Hi all ... For sales are r34 gtt parts: Standard SMIC done 80k's - $200.00 ..... Light (carbon fiber looked a like) bonnet with bonnet lip , fyi, bonnet needs to be re-sprayed or re-do cf vinyl as its color is fading - $50.00 ... Pick up only and cash only as i cant be bothered sending it for freight.. Let me know.. Contact me on 0432 654 849... Btw, bonnet is plastic and lip is moulded into the bonnet so cant be separated..

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I'll take the bonnet if you are willing to drop it off :P

Hey charles ill drop the price for u $20 and pick it up.. Lolz .. Otherwise it will end up in the carjunk soon.. Wasting my space.. And guys smic $200 i will post it out to u !! $180 if pick up only..

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