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Ok so stripping my r32 drift car

Smm modded front knuckles, great lock with no bind $400

Longer tie rods $50

Bolt on rack spacers $130

Brand new tie rod ends $50

All for $600

Unknown brand coilovers, spring height adjustable only, no leaks $600

Non hicas rear subframe, has been strengthened, has solid alloy risers $400

Nismo 1.5way diff with 4.3 ratio $750

Full 3" straight through exhaust with 4" tip, fits great, made by AM Performance $500

Genuine bride zeta 3, in red, with low bride rail $750

Driftworks hydro handbrake with flexible lines $300

Buddy parts full rollcage, with cross section between the rear stays, also double side intrusion. Best bolt in rollcages!

$1800

R32 gtst headlights $200 pair

R32 gtr indicators, next to headlight $200 pair

R32 gtr front guards, been rolled and lipped, Matt black, minor damage to lh $200 pair

Gtr copy bonnet, has flush bonnet pins in average condition, no dents $200

Stock passenger seat $50

Near new driftworks harness $200

Old school sabelt harness $50

Located in Adelaide but can post at buyers expense

Contact via txt on 0400384033 or pm

Can mms pics

Should keep some of that stuff if u buy my 32. Could make a very streetable drifter ;) if I didnt shell out 600 dollars of exhaust gear I would of snapped up those knuckles :(

Hey mate price on driftworks harness posted to 2148 sydney :) and whats the date on the belt expiry?? As on of mine has just gone out by 12 months lol.

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