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Hi all

have few left over from my r33.

Item 1 : Coilovers helper spring , in very good condition $80 for all four,

Item 2. R33 sunroof visor genuine nissan part in very good condition $50

Item 3 . Greedy gauge holder $40

Item 4 . Brand new fuel cap for R33 $20

All items located in NSW Liverpool area.

I can post interstate but buyer pays postage.

Any more info Please Pm me

Pics Bellow

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Well that was quick for the helpers, I am looking for a pair of helpers 70mm internal diameter for the rear pair of Cusco S15 coilovers, needs the retainers between the helper and main springs as well. no love lost , your one wont fit, free bump. goodl uck with the sales

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Hey champ contact me please 0424842043 I'll take the sunroof visor if it's what I'm after I live in seven hills can drive to you tomorrow text me anytime with a picture, cheers mate!

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