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Recently sold my 32 so i have random bits and pieces i have no use for.

Standard front guards rolled flat in white - $100 for both (would recommend respraying these)

M-Spec Skirts & Pods in black - $250 for the lot (genuine plastic)

Late model back seats - $50 (needs steam cleaning)

Rear interior trims - $50 for both

PM me for any questions or pictures

Cheers

Swap: I want to swap my s1 1993 gtst model for a series 2 stock gtst, nothing wrong with my car, it has full cream leather interior as well as cream leather dash, engine is at 96'000 genuine, amg rims, catback, aftermarket intercooler and radiator, looking to see if anyone has a series 2 stock they would trade!

Send pics of your inteior.

hey guys ive still go a few things left over from when i stripped my 33.

hubs $250

intake manifold $150

control arms $50-70

passenger door missing window reg $100

clutch brake pedal plus master cylinders $200

cas $100

tail lights $130

most interior panels

jjr 3" stainless steel cat back exhaust $250

U have the brass line that goes from master to slave for the clutch?

hey guys ive still go a few things left over from when i stripped my 33.

hubs $250

intake manifold $150

control arms $50-70

passenger door missing window reg $100

clutch brake pedal plus master cylinders $200

cas $100

tail lights $130

most interior panels

jjr 3" stainless steel cat back exhaust $250

Is that Front Lower Control arms?

hey guys..

i have for sale a heap of odd bits and pieces from a series one R33.

these have been sitting around cluttering up the garage for ages..

there is basically a full interior from a auto. plus a couple extra pieces from a second dash i picked up before i wrote my one off.. this includes the 2 dash pads.

i also have a couple of intercoolers, 1x factory and 1x aftermarket front mount.

3 tyres at 205/40r17. these have about 70%-ish tread left on them.. they come with free 4 stud rims.. lol.

i have the full carpet and also roof liner.. this one was for a sunroof..

2 front seats however the drivers side seat would only be good to have converted into a computer chair or gaming seat as when i crashed it the back rest twisted from my body weight getting thrown into it..

i also have a boot lid and wing.

if you want anything please PM me for my details, and i can email you through some pics..

make some offers.. reasonable of course.. ;-)

cheers.

  • 2 weeks later...

Update all part prices

-Genuine nissan engine and gearbox mounts all in excellent condition $50 per mount

-Bridgestone potenza street suspension; shocks and springs all round. No leaks or knocks and rides better than my new bc coilovers.$300

-stock castor rods newish bushes $40

-stock rear upper camber arms $30 pair

-stock r33 shifter good new bush $50

-superpro subframe bushes, new in bag $30

-nismo leather wrapped gearnob still new in box $50

All parts located in canberra happy to ship as cheap as possible.PM for more details

Update all part prices

-Genuine nissan engine and gearbox mounts all in excellent condition $50 per mount

-Bridgestone potenza street suspension; shocks and springs all round. No leaks or knocks and rides better than my new bc coilovers.$300

-stock castor rods newish bushes $40

-stock rear upper camber arms $30 pair

-stock r33 shifter good new bush $50

-superpro subframe bushes, new in bag $30

-nismo leather wrapped gearnob still new in box $50

All parts located in canberra happy to ship as cheap as possible.PM for more details

pm sent :)

it was.. i did sent you pictures back this morning

You did? I never got it. Let me check.

edit: I am a liar - I did get it but I didn't get the notification - sorry m8, I sent you a PM.

Edited by RosieR34

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