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Hi all,

I have for sale a few items that have been collecting dust, they were intended for a project that never eventuated.

Located in Sydney, happy to post at buyers expense.

Reasonable offers will be considered.

The pics of each item are larger than 2MB so if you PM me your email address I'll have the pics sent to you, inspection in person is welcome.

* R32/33 GTR AFM's $100

* R32/33 GTR O2 sensors $100

* R32/33 GTR Igniter $50

* R32/33/34 GTR AFM blanks (powder coated black) $150

* N1 Oil pump gears $150

* RB25 Power steering pump (missing snout from pump to hose) $60

* B&M Oil cooler core $80

* Just Jap R32/33 GTR Hard pipe kit (powder coated black, including blue silicone hoses and clamps) $300

* R32/33/34 GTR Twin turbo pipe (powdercoated black with new twin turbo badge) $60

* R32/33/34 GTR turbo piping $20

* Nismo 1.5 Bar small mechanical boost gauge $80

* Push in -10 aluminum fittings $20

* R32/33/34 Cam bracket $20

* Just Jap tube & fin 600x300x80 intercooler (anodized black) $100

* R33 GTR Brembo brake rotors front and rear (have surface rust that would require machining) $250

Thanks :)

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