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Hey mate I can't seem to reply to your PM any more.. maybe yours are full?

Drop me a PM if you can so we can continue on.

RB25 NEO CAS?

Thanks!

Yes. it is 1999 Stagea RB25 NEO in pearl white color,

I have a factory bumper on it now.

Edited by chrisbuzz

PM'd you mate regarding s1 260rs rear wing, I'm dead keen. Still have it?

Sorry wing is sold

How much posted to sa 5575

Add a extra 20 for postage

HI I am looking for the front bumper kit for S2, do you hv??

If yes could u send a photo please?

Cheese

RB25 NEO CAS?

Thanks!

90 delivered

Pm sent about exhaust

Pm back at ya

is the gearbox still available? would you consider having it shipped interstate to SA.

happy to ship, pm me your postcode and suburb and I'll get a quote

Pm me bank details and ill put money in your account

bank details pm'ed

Neo CAS is sold

Neo motor from the s2 rs4 was compression tested and it's farked so I'll be parting it out, PM me with what you want!

I'll update the first post with parts/prices.

Also have Rb25 Neo Spitfire coilpacks $280

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