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R33 gearbox fully rebuilt with PAR gearset 1-4 straight cut syncro engage. Gearbox built by mr transmissions and is less than 500km old. Have receipt for 5500k also in GTR bellhousing

NPC twin plate billet clutch and flywheel. The top of the line clutch that NPC has I believe. It's less than 100km old. Have receipt for 2500

I also have all the other parts of the manual conversion out of a VL if buyer wants them with sale or I'll sell them separately

The lot $6000 FIRM WILL NOT BUDGE

8000k worth of receipts all the gear is LIKE NEW

All the gear is inside the cAr and will be removed in one afternoon when there is a buyer. Car is not being driven so no more use on stuff then what I mentioned

Call or SMS 0412 169 376

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As topic states.

R33 gearbox fully rebuilt with PAR gearset 1-4 straight cut syncro engage. Gearbox built by mr transmissions and is less than 500km old. Have receipt for 5500k also in GTR bellhousing

NPC twin plate billet clutch and flywheel. The top of the line clutch that NPC has I believe. It's less than 100km old. Have receipt for 2500

I also have all the other parts of the manual conversion out of a VL if buyer wants them with sale or I'll sell them separately

The lot $6000 FIRM WILL NOT BUDGE

8000k worth of receipts all the gear is LIKE NEW

All the gear is inside the cAr and will be removed in one afternoon when there is a buyer. Car is not being driven so no more use on stuff then what I mentioned

Call or SMS 0412 169 376

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