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hey im recking a r33 gts-t selling all parts.. interior/exterior, seats, dash, a/c, tail lights, door trims, manafold, turbo, suspention ect, to much to list.

not selling motor, gearbox and brakes!!

pm if interested or contact me 0401472299

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Price on this lot, with postage to 2087 please.

boot rubbers from bootlid

bonnet rubbers from radiator support

boot carpet and all clips (bootlid)

exhaust and turbo heatshield

captive washer nuts from bootlid

-Steve

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hey man sorry this is the first time ive posted something up and it didnt say that i had notifactaions, lol i know its been like a yr but ill reply any way the color is black and im located near 20 min from lilydale, sorry for the late reply

location?

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hey man sorry this is the first time ive posted something up and it didnt say that i had notifactaions, lol i know its been like a yr but ill reply any way nah it has the stock one if you still need one? sorry for the late reply

Did it have an aftermarket radiator?

hey man sorry this is the first time ive posted something up and it didnt say that i had notifactaions, lol i know its been like a yr but ill reply any way with the prices

dont really have prices make me an offer and we can work somthing out..

Stick up some prices per forum rules.

hey steve sorry this is the first time ive posted something up and it didnt say that i had notifactaions, lol i know its been like a yr but ill reply any way

dont have some of your stuf,f ony got the heat shields, and the boot rubber? if your still wanting let me know and ill get you a price cheers, shouldnt be much tho.

Price on this lot, with postage to 2087 please.

boot rubbers from bootlid

bonnet rubbers from radiator support

boot carpet and all clips (bootlid)

exhaust and turbo heatshield

captive washer nuts from bootlid

-Steve

hey man sorry this is the first time ive posted something up and it didnt say that i had notifactaions, lol i know its been like a yr but ill reply any way yeah if your still interested with the lights ill sell them both together

price $70 for both + what ever postage is, cheers..

How much for tail lights? And will you sell them separate?

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