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Hey everyone Im currently stripping my R32 gtst skyline and also another I brought as a write off.. Basically all parts are for sale bar the running gear and the shells. If you have anything you may want please Pm me or comment and I'll get back to you ASAP with a price and if I have it. I'll do up a list this weekend also =]

Thanks Kate =D

Not seliing my front bar.

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Depends on who the person is closer to my partner is at Gold coast and Im at Kilcoy QLD.. Can post at buyers expense..

I have 2 surrounds 1 mint black one no scratches no breaks etc $120-

1 thats been painted white with a light surface crack but not all the way through $60-

comes with ass tray and cig lighter if needed.

I'll pm anyone who wants a number :yes:

what more would you like to know? Im doing a list soon but its all interior and panels for sale.. My current reged daily has a 2jz in it.. so none of the running gear is included nor my GTR front bar`and my after market suspension. Ive mentioned my location up the top. I wont include numbers unless pm'd and asked for it.

Kate..

Both cars are basically stock.

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R32 mirrors $70 each

2xaircon climate control $80 each

N1 GTR headlights $300 a pair

2xbonnet $90each

L-R front guards $150 each

front calipers and rotors $200

knuckles + hub Front $100 a pair

Front LCAs $120 a pair

R32 cross member $50

R32 steering rack $60

high pressure steering hose $50

front r32 reo $120

r32 brake master with booster $120

r32 clutch master cylinder $30

brake and clutch pedal $150

manuel rb20 tail shaft $100

dash $450

door cards $50 each

washer bottle $60

rear window $500

drive side window switch $100

window reg switch sensor box $50

window reg $100 each

door glass $100 each

door shell $100 each

boot no wing $100

GTR wing $80

stock diff $150

steering colum surround $50

rear hubs + rotors + calipers $250

fuel tank $150

hand brake cable and hand brake $90

tail lights $60 each

rear reo $100

Im sure ive left a few parts out so just pm me if your looking for something else

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