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I have got some more stuff here such as:

r32 gtr front reo bar - $300

r32 coupe rear bar - $100

r32 reverse lights - $80

r32 passengers door very straight shell only - $100

r32 coupe window regs/motors - $80 each

r32 drivers side guard needs paint and has 1 small dent - $70

r32 stock front bar average condition - $100

r33 stock intercooler with piping to suit r32

rb25det into r32 engine loom - $250

r32 gtr pedal set good for manual conversion on gts4 but not gtst - $100

r32 coupe door cards in good cond - $50 each

r32 gts and gtst stock airbox's - $150 each

a set of genuine r32 floor mats in good nick - $80

a pair of nice ssr koenig wheels 18x9 +35 very rare wheels - $600 without tyres

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