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R33 Gtr series 2 immac full trim

- front seats

- rear seats

- floor carpet

- full boot lining

- spare wheel, jack, factory tool kit

The lot for $1750 ono

GTR Washer bottle with pump $50

R33 gts-t series 2 RB25det

- complete with ecu, loom, coils, hot side, inlet side, alternators, fuel lines ect.

- ready to go straight in with only 80,000kms

- great comp, never been boosted standard engine

$1800 ono

Brand new RB30 chrome plenum

$500 ono

Brand new Monza intercooler

$250ono

Z32 AFM of r33

$150 ono

Brand new fiberglass R34 gtr eye lids

$100 ono

VL drop tank with straps

$300 ono

VN rear venetian

$150 ono

any questions call Billy - 0404 00 66 00

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