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R32 GTR part out whats left.

Headlights as in the old post never got picked up. painted black inside looks very nice on the car. comes with HID kit $250

R32 GTR gearbox with shifter and crossmember good working condition $350

Sparco Japanese racing wheels. 5 and 4 stud (multistud) 17x9 and 17x8 good front tyres rear on way out $400

R32 G sensor $150

R33-32 GTR Turbos rebuilt with steel wheels no shaft play at all and $350

R32 GTR Complete front Brakes Includes rotors calipers braided lines pads $200

R32 GTR Front Grill perfect condition 1 out of 2 avaliable pick one black or green. $100

R32 GTR power steering rack. $80

I do have a r32/r33 unsure what it is fiberglass front bar looks gtr n1 style but doesnt fit my 32 good condition $25

Im sure there is a few bits around somewhere. I will put picks up over weekend.

Contact me 0411672105.

North Central Coast may deliver to thorleigh sydney

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