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Im selling all the performance parts from my car and returning it to stanard

All parts are either brand new or less than 2,500kms old

Heres the link below:

http://adelaide.gumtree.com.au/c-Cars-Vehicles-Motorbikes-Parts-parts-accessories-other-parts-accessories-JDM-Sale-R33-Skyline-Performance-Parts-Plus-loads-more-RB25-W0QQAdIdZ346399886

Prices are negotiable

pics can be sent to serious buyer only via email

:thanks:

about your nismo floor mats

i noticed in your FS thread you dont have the rear centre floor mat in your car?

so you only have

both front and rear mats but missing the centre?

Hey mate,

I'm after the pillar trims (where people usually mount there gauges) on the driver's side. Please PM me a price if you have these.

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