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Cage is a Safety21 painted black if anyone was curious.

I'll have a dig through the rest of the stuff as well over the weekend.

I know there is a brand new cluster surround I want $120 delivered anywhere in Australia for.

A polished oil cap with the Datsun logo on it that I picked up from Jenesis to suit a FJ20 (and I think L series motors too?) - $100 posted anywhere in Australia.

The following parts are gone;

Iron mask front end

Jenesis FRP lip and skirts

Recaro seats with mesh head rests

Jenesis 260 km/h speedo with 10,000 rpm tacho

Jenesis oil cap and gear knob

Grey tail lights

Shell is gone

  • 2 weeks later...

I've heard back from Steve and its all sorted out, i'm just waiting on the postman now.

Glenn,

I have brand new heater control knobs we talked about in 2010 if that's what you require???

I thought you'd forgotten about me with those.. I hadn't heard back from you regarding them.

Dennis will one of your Paul Newmans be back in Adelaide for the Nationals?

Also you wouldn't happen to know where to get your hands on any of these in Australia?... Im still chasing some.

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Sorry guys I have been away with work. It's a pretty frustrating time to be involved with any part of the mining industry in WA right now, even for an Accountant.

Glenn, I believe Jenesis reproduced those parts, but may be sold out? Some guys on the US forums where talking about them. Sadly mine had perished too much.

I have also dug out the following;

Brand new RS badges $100 delivered.

FRP Guage holder (goes around the stereo, same as this; http://page5.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e135553540 but painted black) $120 delivered.

I have a standard DR30 cluster if anyone needs one? $100 delivered

If anyone wants anything act quick, I am about to head to Singapore and Tokyo on Wednesday morning for two weeks. Sadly I haven't made any inroads in organizing shipping for the FRP bumper but I do have a few spares days before I go back to work when I get home to have a look into it. I will also be digging through even more stuff once I get home. I know I have some dog bones that allow you to fit Nissan 4pot calipers to the standard R30 suspension somewhere too, and all the braided lines to fit the power steering resivour as well.

Cheers,

Steve

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