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Wrecking R33 Gtst Coupe Rb25Det Engine, Panels, Brakes, Interior Etc


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Rear bar? If so what colour?

all panels are silver dude...

What wheels do you have, specs?

I have a few sets of wheels:

18x8 advanti 5 spoke alloys they have some gutter rash

17x9 work emotion wheels similar to cr kais without the concave - vgc

18x8 unknown brand 5 spokes with dish

also got a set of stock r32 gtst wheels

pm me for pics and prices :)

I need some of the larger items gone so going cheap are:

rear seats - $20

dash board vgc - $50

bonnet - $80

boot lid with wing and light - $70

s1 type m front bar with minor damage - $80

engine cross member - $50

front guards with some damage - $20 each

still got quite a few other parts left like:

bonnet latch setup $50

stock air box - $ 170

passengers headlight - $100

passengers window switch - $30

rear reo bar - $50

mirrors - $30 each

glove box - $40

s1 centre console - $40

and lots more...

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