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Hi mate, I'm after the piece just under the dash / steering wheel. I think it's called the dash surround? Do you have this?

Which off the following is this?

Centre console $60

Includes Gtr badge. One of the mounting screws is broken however this cannot be seen when the lining is placed inside.

Console stereo surround $30

Triple gauge cluster $60

This is the piece I want:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Nissan-Skyline-R33-GTST-RB25DET-Spec-2-Dash-Surround-DRIFTBITZ-/270894916581?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3f129863e5

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Hey fatz, chasing the boot trims, all of them please (battery cover panel, side covers, tail light cover and boot carpet and board) Providing its all in good condition. Throw us a PM if you can mate

Cheers, Allan

Hey mate, I've tried to reach you a few times. I am not sure if you received my PM's. Can you please check your PM? Thank you.

you must be doing something wrong because i have got everyone's pm except yours

Is the front undertray from the front bar back of the radiator back, if its front bar back will you be home late this arvo

Righto, shell is basically stripped of everything worthwhile and will be going to the scrap yard next weekend

if there's anything else from it you need speak now so I can remove it for you :)

subframes have some surface rust, hard to tell whether it goes deeper than that

if you're local come check them out

Thanks bloke I'll pass as chasing complete rust free.

:cheers:

Hey fatz, chasing the boot trims, all of them please (battery cover panel, side covers, tail light cover and boot carpet and board) Providing its all in good condition. Throw us a PM if you can mate

Cheers, Allan

sorry mate just saw your message, boot trim is sold already

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