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Hey All,

As everyone probably knows, I'm wrecking my R33 GTST, after it's little roll. Have been away so haven't had time to do much with it till now;

Bits that have been sold:

Exhaust

Rear bumper

some dash parts

floor mats\ash tray

injectors

afm

ecu

Engine\gearbox have been spoken for but waiting to finalise to may be up for sale again later.

Bits that are damaged:

lower control arm LHS

windscreen

no front bar

radiator\clutch fan etc

Extra parts for sale:

Brand new KYB gas shocks to suit R33 GTST, front and back.

Jim Berry 4000lb full monty clutch to suit R33 GTST

R33 stock LSD

Black front bar, has some damage "mspec"

Please let me know if you are after anything\need anymore info on what's in it etc.

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: 0407884138

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Hi mate,

after prices on the following if u still have it:

rear sill panel or just the speaker covers

RHS window control switch & Surround

RHS interior door opener surround

RHS & LHS plastic guard liners

Front & Rear wiper arms

RHS front seat or pair

Center Console Rear section

Boot trims/carpet

Cheers mate

Smithy

0447 527 480

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