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----R31----

Front Grill - $30

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Tail Piece - $50

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Hood Lining - $30

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sun visors, centre light, and all mouldings also available

Rear Bumper and Lip - $50

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Set of all four door trims - $100

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R31 clutch master - $50

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Stripping the entire car as is only used as a paddock basher. Let me know if you need any other parts and we can sort something out

----VL----

S1 rb30 long motor - $50

- was running alright before being pulled out, suit rebuild or for some skids. comes with hand polished rocker cover

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S2 rb30 long motor - $50

- wasnt running when removed, suit rebuild only

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Mf5 manual box - $300 - comes with free standard clutch

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Vl 2.5 inch exhaust - $50 - 2.5inch cat back, though rear muffler missing

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Rb30 n/a auto - $50

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2 x Vl front nose cones - $30 each

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Vl auto pedal box - $30

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Vl clear rear tail lights - $50

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Vl head lights - $30

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Rb30 extractors - $50

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----RB20 and Rb25 parts ----

Rb25 S2 air flow meter - $100

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Rb25 front face plenum - $100

has little crack in the base that would need to be rewelded

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T3/4 Ebay turbo - $50

doesnt hold boost, ran low on oil. good for parts maybe

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Rb25 S2 block - $150

98,000kms, stripped only to use head in my car

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Rb25 turbo auto - $250

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Rb25 inlet manifold base - $40

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Rb25 inlet manifold top - $40

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Rb20 polished rocker covers and valley cover - $100

just need a good clean

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Rb25 standard turbo exhaust manifold - $50

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Rb25 steam pipe top mount exhaust manifold - $400

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Open to offers on all items.

Postage can be arranged at buyers expense though pickup is encouraged form Wagga Wagga NSW.

If youd like larger items to be sent im happy to drop them off to a courier to keep cost at a minimum.

Any inquiries leave inboxes or contact me on 0424599141. call or sms anytime

Rhys

If you require any other vl or r31 parts that arent listed than let me know

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