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parting out 33 gtst track car. Lots of aftermarket suspension bits plus stock stuff.

All items are in excellent or better condition ( some as new)

Parts are located in ipswich qld, I can be contacted on 0413863207 or via pm.

Payment is via postal money order only or cash on pickup (no bank transfer or paypal)

Will gladly refund payment if items are not as described.

1.....Coilovers HSD in great condition, No leaks or knocks......$650.00

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2.....Tuneagent front castor rods and rear traction rods....$200 the lot or $100.00 each

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3.....Cusco front camber arms in as new condition, top shelf product....$300.00

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4.....Rear camber arms tuneagent in excellent nick, spherical bearings are tight as new...$100.00

5.....Full surge tank setup including walbro in tank pump, bosch 044 external pump, custom tank and mounting combo, all wiring relays etc, full setup ready to plug and play....$400.00

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6.....Nismo fmic to suit gtst....Including mounting brackets to bolt straight to a 33 gtst without cutting the reo bar.....$200.00

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7.....Walbro internal fuel pump...... part no. efp324, as brand new used for 5 minutes only as I thought mine was munted.....$100.00

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8.....Headlights series 1....The best pair I have seen in a long while.....$350.00

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9.....LCA's..... great condition, tight ball joints $100.00 the pair

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10.....Intrument cluster....158 kay the clearest most scratch free cluster you will ever see...$150.00

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11.....Braided brake lines....Brake quip braided brake lines in great shape.....$125.00

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12.....Nismo fuel cap cover....A rare bird indeed, genuine nismo cap cover that grub screws over your original fuel cap....$50.00

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13.....Brakes.... Full set of 33 gtst brakes with dba 4000 rotors front and rear and bendix ultimate pads with 80% meat on the pads. Good buying at %600.00

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14.....Kaaz 1.5 way diff....In housing ready to go, great condition....$750.00

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15.....Hicas lock bar....., Chrome bar with toe rod ends in place ready to drop straight in....$50.00

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16.....Engine loom, ecu, ignitor and coil pack loom,...Will sell as a complete set for $250.00 or will seperate. contact me for pricing

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Parts without pics.

Power steering pump, great condition...$100.00

Radiator....good nick....$75.00

Starter motor...Good condition...$100.00

Drivers door switch...good condition....$125.00

Window motors....Goood condition...$100.00 each

Tailshaft...complete in good condition....$150.00

Front reo bar... Unraped uncut in vgc....$250.00

Complete rear hub ssembly with all handbrake parts....left and right in good nick $250.00

Larger items are pickup but happy to post most bits.

Parts pictured below for gtr

Bovs on gtr pipe in great shape....$150.00

Greddy fuel rail in good condition with screw in fittings...$125.00

Catch can....$40.00

33 Gtr dash surround in great shape, no crack etc. $75.00

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