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Wrecking my drift car, as i am about to buy a new car so im wrecking it.

DMAX fiberglass bonnet with pins - $400ono

Front Guards- $120 ono

Nismo 2way LSD - $400ono

genuine nissan 32 gtst pods and skirts - $180ono

gtr rear bar - $100

R32 half cage 6 point 2" with 1 peice cross over pipe - $500

r32 tail lights $190 pair

R32 dash- $260

R34 front seats $200 each

R34 rear seats (clipped corners to suit roll cage) $150

R34 cluster- $400

r34 gtt boost gauge cluster set (OEM center bit) - $200

R32 mirrors- $50 each

R32 Boot lid- $100

R32 door Cards (good cond. with window switches ) - $ 200 ono for the pair

R32 doors - $150 each, $180 with glass

R32 head llamps- $150 each

r32 clear indicators-$120 for the pair

theres more parts that i have missed like carpet etc brake gear clutch gear

selling the whole rolling shell as is with all these parts for $4000 ono<<

interested in this, what sort of condition is it in?

Nismo 2way LSD - $400ono

Diff is in good condition, changed oil 3 weeks prior to engine removal

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