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I do mate, but it's a little bent. It's not bad though - you could probably bend it back into shape. You can have it for free.

You can have the bonnet for free too :) And the driver's side front guard :)

I do mate, but it's a little bent. It's not bad though - you could probably bend it back into shape. You can have it for free.

You can have the bonnet for free too :) And the driver's side front guard :)

your a good bloke frank, Ill take it!!!

Ill even take away the crash and bash bonnet and front guard and stick em in my bin.

whats you number again, sorry

email it to me if you dont want to share: [email protected]

Update to the list of stuff -

Lower dash trim - $40

Door cards $30 each - passenger door card has a tear near the mirror - easily fixed

Mirror triangle cover thing - $20

centre vent - $80

driver's side round vent - $40

dash in good condition some very small bubbles (didn't notice until i found out these things bubbled up) $100

centre console storage thing between the seats $20

centre console surround that the storage thing connects to $20

rear quarter trim $20 each

rear wiper motor and arm $40

passenger door with window and motor (minus door card and mirror) $60

dash cluster (218,635kms) $30

dash cluster surround (missing headlight switch) $40

indicator stalk $40

A pillar trims $20 each

entire boot trim - don't have the cover for the wheel arches $40

glovebox $50

sun visors $20 both

rear vision mirror $20

door seals - driver's side has one crack in it, passenger side perfect $60 both

Mirrors - $40 each

front windscreen (has small chip - been there for years, no probs) $100

rear windscreen $200

passenger side quarter window $60

tail lights $40 each

rear bar $40 - has one dint and one scratch

passenger side front guard (has slight bend) $20

Passenger front guard (bit bent) - $20

driver's front guard (rooted from accident) - free!

bonnet (rooted from accident) - free!

kick panels - $10 each

brakes - all 4 calipers, rotors etc and hand brake assembly $600

brake booster $40

3" catback exhaust $100

stock dump pipe to cat including sensors $40

rb20det $offer!!

starter motor $50

Pod filter $20

AFM $100

hicas rack $40

fuel tank $100

fuel pump $30

Interior carpet $50 - has a tear in the driver's side (probably easy to fix), otherwise perfect

Centre dome light cover

Centre dome light (without cover)

front reading lights $15

roof lining $30

stock crossover pipe including BOV $40

Stock rb20det side mount intercooler $30

rb20 power steering reservoir cap

rb20 power steering reservoir (minus cap) $15

A/C compressor $50

Climate control panel $60 - not sure if the lights in it work

bonnet hinges $20

boot hinges $20

front seats - $50 each no tears but a couple of cigarette burns in driver's seat and the magazine holder in the driver's seat needs stiching at the bottom

rear seat

front windscreen wiper motor $40

front wiper arms $20 for both

HICAS computer $30

Washer bottle $20

steering column $40

alternator $10 (not sure of condition - i think a bit of battery acid spilt onto it or some crap, doesn't turn easily)

rear pods $70 pair

Stock manual ECU $80

hazards/tune/wiper switch (headlight switch already gone) $20 each

clutch+gearbox etc for manual conversion (still have flywheel)

passenger seat belt

interior mats

6 x injectors

Trim around the steering column

Turbo

Power Steering Rack

Stock coils

Ignitor

Driver's side door (just the door itself and window/motor mechanism)

Passenger side vent

Headlight switch

centre console tray holder thing

fuel pump cradle. Still have fuel pump

front seat buckles

ash tray

front fuse box fuses/relays/whatever

driver's side window control

diff

b/c pillars

locks/keys, brake master cylinder and 3 brake lines connecting to it.

Driver's side rear quarter window

inside passenger door mirror cover.

Boot lid

side skirts

Black metal intake pipe

Half shafts

fuel filler neck

fuel lines

Fuel flap

power steering pump

wheels/tyres

wheel jack

plastic knob cover for light switch

metal panel between boot and back seat

Metal trim around driver and passenger windows

Coolant temperature sensors

Speedo cable

window washer/wiper knob

alternator tension bracket

hubs/5 stud conversion

Driver's door power window relay

Accelerator pedal and cable

Brackets that attach the stereo in the centre console

bonnet support rod

Consult cable

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