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Hi all,

I've got a silver V35 that's being wrecked for parts. It's an entire car minus the front.

Have: Engine with 47k's. Auto trans, interior, side panels, doors, suspension

Have Nots: front end, rear bar, no brembo's (standard available).

Parts pickup from Hoppers Crossing or can organise delivery at buyers expense.

The best way to ask about a part is by calling: 0415494458

Now I don't have a skyline anymore :( I don't visit these forums much so feel free to post regarding parts but there may be a lag time until I get back to you.

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year?

sedan?

engine size?

interior colour?

Sorry, very good questions;

2003, Coupe, 3.5l engine, Black/grey interior

Pictures would be nice! :)

Coming soon

Premium or non premium? I may be interested in the seats if they are premium, PM me with a price & pics.

Non-premium sorry.

airbox available?

Sorry, the airbox is gone.

How much for the front grill and centre console lid i.e the ARM REST? Sussing out ideas for mine.. :D

Check your PM in a minute

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