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Hey, im wrecking this s2 r33 minus motor and box - all parts available otherwise.

All parts located near hornsby NSW

Ring/Text 0430849962 or Pm me ( id prefer you to text or ring)

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Note: the shell is gone but pretty much everything was kept..

Yellow jacket Coilpacks $400 S2

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3.5inch Exhaust Cat back 550$ mild steel, have engineer cert' supposedly measured 86dB but it was pretty quite.

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GtsT brakes. Front $250, Rear $150, Package $350

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Boost Controller HDi 150$ comes with all lines.

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Aftermarket tail lights 200$ Or offer

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As new KYB shocks Front with King springs 150$, Rear KYB+Kings 150$ Package 250$

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Front hubs new castor rod bushes 200$ ( i dunno what these are worth so offer.)

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R33 doors with door cards Can split 100$ each Immaculate paint and door card. has hks sticker on it though..

GTR boot lid 300$ ONO

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Veilside Side skirts + rear pod things 500$ or offer good nic, pain its cracking in places

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2x 18x8 +30-40 offset rims multi 5 stud PCD brand new maxxis tyres 235/30something. 300$ pair.

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R33 steering rack, good nic comes with lines 150$

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R33 Tailshaft, dont really know condition looks ok 100$?

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Rear cradle, INC dif, hubs, shafts 600$

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33 Silver fuel door 20$

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Door trims, all really good nic (door seals rubbers etc.) 70$ for the whole lot.

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Front seats drivers side is shabby 120$

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Rear 50$

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33 door lock set 100$

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Parting out whole interior

Dash surrounds 30$, Centreconsole + gear surround 50$

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Steering wheel 80$

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Roof lining 30$ awsome cond

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Map light20$, roof light thingo 30$

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sun visors 20$

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s2 Dash immaculate 80$

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Dash Cluster 80$

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Manual Pedal set 60$

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Manual Clutch master 40$

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Clear indicators 50$ (as new) orange indicators 20$, GT badges 50$

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Airbag stuff 80$ for the lot

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Washerbottle 30$, Coolant bottle 30$

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Brake ABS unit 60$

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Brake Master Cylinder 120$

Booster 50$

Rear thing that says skyline 30$

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Make offers on everything, least i can do is say no.

If there is anything not there that you want just ask as ive probably missed a bunch of stuff.

Thanks

hey mate , i need all boot trimming except for the part on the boot lid itself , if its in good condition call or sms 0431 121 625 with a price and pics , cheers

have you got:

Boot trim (walls and floor)

aftermarket taillights

silver 's' badge

I will buy all or whatever you have of them :) PM me asap please.

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