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ok guys going through the garage got heaps of bits here just want it all gone!!!! buy a couple bits get something free etc

bare r33 shell, front hit, straight doors, all glass, cradle, tank, all sus apart from struts/springs

$150 take it away!!! this will be scraped if not taken soon

R33 PARTS

steering rack $50

clutch/accel/brake pedals/bkts $40

stock dump and front pipe $40

stock intercooler $10

stock intake pipe $5

series 2 silver wing $20

silver mirrors $20 pair

passenger window reg/rail $20

series 1 dash $40

handbrake boot great condition $20

pass window switch $10

steering column plastics $10

hicas ECU $30

s1 front grill $20

elec ariel $20

dash surround $20

air con set up, pump, condensor, lines etc (think its complete) $30

power steer res $10

interior lights x2 $5

parcel shelf $10

fan box for air/heater $10

air con box $10

rear pillar plastics $10 pair

drivers silver tailight 2 inch crack in the clear bit down the bottom $10

black outter door handles $10 pair

inner plastic door handles $10 pair

door locks for central locking $20 pair

steering coloumn controls washer stalk, headlight stalk $20

washer stalk $5

set seatbelts $20

stock castor rods/rear camber/toe arms $20 THE LOT

gear boot/metal ring that goes under the console $5 each

hicas unit $10 each

Stainless high mount manifold, heat wrapped $200

Greddy style intake manifold TB adapter already welded to it 280

80mm Throttle Body to suit ^^^^^ $140 or buy both $380

S14 PARTS

clutch slave cylinder $20

tailshaft $40

diff and half shafts $120

stock blue wing $10

carpet grey $20

RANDOM PARTS

Old school carrozzeria CD player and pop out T.V (with remote) 2 units with dbl din bacrket $40

GFB blled valve $30

Splitfire boost gauge (small) $10

mag wheel clock $20 ($49,95 sticker still on it)

used K&N filter with metal AFM adapter $20

set of small block and big block chev pistons/rods ossible reuse, was for a project $40 the lot

may post smaller items or pick up northern suburbs ADELAIDE

pm your number if you need a pic of something!!

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Do you have the centre climate, and air conditioning part I really only need the faceplate of it, from the ntre of the dash, R33 s1 ??

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