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Ill get a quote tomorrow but id say you will be looking at around $70ish. Im in Newcastle nsw. I could be wrong the couriers ive been using are pretty good with price.

Any thing yet?

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Hey mate whats the radiator worth shipped to SA cheers and does it work with the standard radiator shroud and clutch fan?

Do you have a post code i can get a quote on? The car didnt have a shroud fitted but looks to have the bolt holes to fit it. Car ran standard clutch fan

Any thing yet?

Sorry bud can i email you some pics first ?

got the ignitor? + postage to SA

No ignitor the car is a series1.5 with series 2 engine

Hey mate do you still have the exhaust?

Still got it mate. Send me a pm if your interested.

LONG ENGINE SOLD

PS PUMP SOLD

PS RACK SOLD

STEERING WHEEL SOLD

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do you have the drivers side rear driveshaft, knuckle and hub all attached?

is your car hicas or non hicas? because i will require the hicas version

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do you have the drivers side rear driveshaft, knuckle and hub all attached?

is your car hicas or non hicas? because i will require the hicas version

Hi yes sure do. This car is Hicas

Do you want a price pm'd?

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Hey man is the gearbox still available if so what was wrong with it ?

STill have it . Noisy first gear and selector bush is worn

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