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Carbon firbre nismo Z-Tune bonnet new never used, kept as a spare

Bonnet suits a GTR R33 and series 1 Skylines. Will fit series 2 (which is what my orginal is on) with a little gap between the grill and bonnet

asking price $900

EMAIL REQUIRED FOR PHOTOS

Thanks

Hi mate, GTR's are wider so I doubt it will suit a GTS-T. The gap you say is not only at where the lights are but also where the arches meet the bonnet.

ok thank you, however i had this same bonnet on my series 2 and also a mates series 3 GTR so it does fit either of them.

thanks for the concern thou :thumbsup:

Ok good luck with your sale mate. Perhaps post more close up pictures to attract buyers. :cheers:

im taking it this bonnet is the one in your display pic

its not the exact one, its a spare one. but as im selling the car i dont need it

Post some pictures with the bonnet on your car mate. People often like to see what it looks on the car.

are u interested in it or what?? thanx for the free bumps

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