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Hi Guys - I have imported a number of Heated Windscreens from Ricky Evans Motorsports in the UK. These are premium laminated windscreens used mainly in motorsport to keep the windscreen fog-free during wet races. They come with a simple 12V wiring diagram. Price is $800 each (this is what they cost me including manufacture, freight, customs duty, GST etc etc) and this price includes GST if you are able to claim it back. I'm keeping 3 of them for myself and selling the rest. I'm located on the Sunshine Coast (Qld) for pickup or I can organise freight at your cost. You can phone me on 0418 501 509. Tim.

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Hi Guys - I should have mentioned that I think these will fit any R34. The heating elements are almost invisible and the glass has a slight green colour. These screens are extremely well made and are standard fitment in a lot of European vehicles (icy conditions that require a heated front screen).

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