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i have for sale so much stuff its ridiculous if you dont like my price make an offer wil give discount if multiple items purchasing!!!

s14 series one apexi power fc computer with hand controller $1000 number PFC-S141010-0570

sr20 extractors 7000km on them suit all sr20 models s13/s14/s15 $300

s14 exhaust 3" with kakimoto cannon $100

r33 exhaust 3" with massive cannon $100

r33 heatshield $5

s14 s1 wiring harness $150

s14 auto gbox oil cover $30

s14 afm $50

gbox crossmembers A x2 $30ea

s14 accel + brake pedal $10

s14 front 5 stud knuckles with brakes and LCA's $600

s14 washer bottle $10

r33 fuel pump $30

180sx full body loom $40

s14 full set seatbelts $30

s14 sunvisors/roof lights $25

r33 rhf bar idicator $15

s14 coilpacks x4 with coilpack wiring $100

s14 cas $100

s14 combo switch $60

s14 red front strut brace $90

s14 s1 cluster 256,000km $50

180sx cluster surround $20

rb25 rods n pistons 120,000km $200

rb25 tb $60

s14 rear left taillight $25

powersteering bottle s14 $20

s14 ac pump $20

r33 gtr intercooler $120

s14 auto gear shifter $5

s14 auto tailshaft $50

180sx cluster 130,000km $80

standard airbox s14 $40

vct gear and solinoid $150

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re: s14 series one apexi power fc computer with hand controller $1000 number PFC-S141010-0570

is it for series 1 or 2 & is handcontroller included?where are you located?

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