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got a used z32 air flow metre for sale.. bought it for $370 about 4-5 months ago (i never got to put it on), ill let it go for $320..

doesnt have the plug, but it can be bought for about $15 & i've been told its not needed anyway..

i'm in melbourne, but will send interstate.. PM me, or leave a msg here..

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nah, thats fair enough - i know that i'm probably on tha average/higher end of the price scale, but i paid heaps for it coz there seemed to be hardly any goin at the time & i didnt end up usin it & now i'm lettin it go for 50 - 60 bucks less than i paid..

the dude who i bought it off hardly used & so it is in pretty good cond. - i know you're in melbourne r31nismoid, so you can come have a look if ya want..

edit - and i dunno about $270-300 bein pretty normal, coz i've seen around 3 or more for sale lately for more than my price - i know you do get a guy who wants to get rid of it heaps bad occasionally & sells it real cheap, but thats not very often..

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im with coulton on this.

the going price Vic (2nd hand) has been 270-300 for the past 2 months as far as im aware

But i'm VERY keen. Being melb i'll come and check it out for sure.

Where abouts in Melb are you?

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