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Whiteline adjustable castor kit - KCA331 - $100

Whiteline adjustable front camber kit KCA348 - $100

Whiteline adjustable rear camber kit KCA347 - $100 [Whiteline adjustable kits come already in suspension arms & save you the effort of install :)]

HDI Front mount intercooler piping kit (with hoses and clamps) - $80

Right hand side driver's headlight series 2 - $150

Right hand side front quarter (KR4 silver) perfect condition - $80

1 x Right hand side nismo clear indicator - $25

damaged series 2 front bar (KR4 silver) - $50

Full set of floors mats (wear mark on front passenger, rest are perfect) - $100

R33 series 2 driver/passenger seats w/ rails (great condition) - $100 each $180 for both

All interior parts (pm for particular parts pricing)

All parts are located in Wollongong NSW

Thanks :)

Edited by Luke_GTS-T

message me on 0431 121 625 , interested in the whiteline bits and may be interested in front bar pending pics of damage

Picture of front bar.. damage is only on the left side. All pieces are still there just cracked in places.

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  • 3 weeks later...

bump parts still here.

immaculate front right guard - $80

door trims perfect - $50 each

LOADS OF STUFF LEFT ! BUY BUY BUY

have you got

- door moulds (the black parts on the outside of the window).

- all 3 windscreen wipers.

- rubber moulds around front and rear windscreen.

  • 2 weeks later...

Hey man give me a message on 0451398017 keen as for a few things if u have them and can come pick them up tonight if u wanna get rid of them cheers anthony

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