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Do you have an oil pressure sensor and a stock GTR boost pressure sensor, i need both with a little bit of the harness.

Pm me if have those (tried to PM you but wouldn't go through)

-Kyle

  • 3 weeks later...

Hi all hahahah as stated contact on mobile and I'll get the parts sorted for you.

4wd pumps coming out tomorrow coil overs are tein and ohlin mix pair 500$

Not much has sold as not many messages on mobile, gearbox gone.

Location is Newcastle pick up only really or expect to pay packing time and time organising postage.

Door in good nick 100$ each

26 engine loom 150$ good nick

Carpet in mint condition

If you need parts just orgainse to come and get them hahahha

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  • 8 months later...

Front Right lower suspension arm. Mine bent on a gutter :) Not sure what else is bent yet but that defeintely is

Front right guard
Drivers Door pillar down to the rivets half way down the door and up to the roof.
Complete roof section
Got anything?

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