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Wtb: R34 Parts, H/lights, Centre Console Lid, Boot Latch, Etc Etc


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Hi guys,

Recently purchased an R34, however it is in need of some love.

Specifically, the following parts:

1. Headlights With undamaged clips etc, broken front would be ok as I could swap mine over. (not HID, just normal H1 bulb type)

2. Centre console lid, with hinges.

3. Lower boot latch, the bit attached to the beaver panel.

4. Front bumper (Prefer Black)

5. Steering wheel (airbag type)

I am located on the Sunshine Coast, so northern subrubs of brisbane/sunny coast would be ideal, but willing to travel for the right parts.

Cheers

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