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I am parting out a r32 gtst the car is NOT complied so cant be registered so I am parting it out... engine has low comp in no.1 and blows lots of smoke... car is silver and I am not selling it complete unless you want to pay $5000

bonnet - $150
type m front bar - $170
type m sideskirts - $170
rear pods - $100
seats - $150

cluster (65,000kms) - $80

speedo cable - $80

cusco strut brace - $100

front coilovers (I think hsd) - $350

rear coilovers (yet to check brand but dont match the fronts) - tbc

non abs bmc - $80

centre console with mint lid - $50

radiator - $100

fmic with alloy piping (near new) - $200

3'' catback exhaust - $200

5 bolt lsd - $150

drive shafts - $150

door cards - $80 for pair

engine crossmember - $120

steering rack - $80

gearbox - $450

bare engine with low comp in no. 1 - $150

front reo bar - $150
mint dash with vents - $250
projector headlights - $200
full manual conversion - $900
5 stud conversion - $450
front guards - $80 each
tail lights - $100
rear reo bar - $50
mirrors - $30 each

everything is for sale besides the seatbelts pm or 0420 767 957 for pics or more info

located springwood 4127

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Cheers Corin, it was the coil packs that were playing up, though I'm still interested in the afm for one of the other 32's. I've got rego and insurance next week, but if you still have it in a fortnight I'll more than likely grab it off you, but if someone else wants it, by all means sell it to them.

By the way, that exhaust I picked up from you was much less noisy than I expected, which is good :) exactly what I wanted, no drone either.

Mike.

No worries Mike I will still have an afm... good to hear that your happy with the exhaust :)

Mayby4 the front bar is sold, I still have the rest...

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