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plenty of control arms to go around for R33 and R34!

R33/34 Lower Control Arm - $100 each

R33/34 Upper Wishbone Control Arm - $50 each

R34 engine cross member - $150

R33 5 stud complete hub - $130 each

R34 5 stud complete hub with ABS - $150 each

R34 Castor rods - $100 pair

Punched out cat - $20

Happy to do discounts for multiple/pair items.

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Headlights

Front Seats

Rear pods

Boost Sensor

Charcoal Canister

O2 Sensor

Left Guard

Lock Set

FMIC

Skyline Badge

Nissan Badge

Rad shroud

Visors

Center Dash Lower Trim

A/T Gear Knob

A/C Fan

Center console

Bonnet

Front bar

Doors

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