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Doing a garage clean out to get rid of parts I have left over and parts that came from rajab knows where. Make an offer all has to go pm or sms/call Luke 0408346915. All parts are located briabane northside can deliver for extra cash.

R33 front seats(few rips and tears need some love)

R33 coil packs

R33 igniter pack

R33 front bar and grill(needs paint and a bit of love)

Brand new washer jets universal

R33 10mm wheel spacers

Drivers door window switch pannel

Exterior piller trim things

R33 ecu

Blitz super sound bov with rb25 adapter

R33 airflow meter

R33 instrument cluster

R33 white dash and shifter surround

R33 black dash

Vr/vs clear/chrome after market tail lights

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Hi guys sorry for the late reply been busy as hell happy to post the air flow meter at your expence make an offer and witch coils are you after mate I have a set of standard s1 coils, super spark s1 coils(only used for 2weeks) and standard s2 coils



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