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R32 HKS KANSAI TOWER BARS, THE BEST THERE IS!! just need a nice polish.

$500 for the pair. will not seperate.

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R32 clear headlight covers $200

(JIS sell them for $290)

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NISMO GT500 shift knob Titanium 12mm suit s15 6 speed or r34 gtr 6 speed only $150

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located in sydney

thanks

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