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2 x Brand new HKS Pod Filter Elements - $50

Blitz Dual SBR Boost Controller - New - $400

http://www.nengun.com/blitz/sbc-spec-r-dual-solenoid- For reference

Nismo Group A streering wheel in box - Brand New with genuine horn button - $400

QLD Personalised plates "27GTR" Yellow on Black colour Scheme - $500

Pivot Shift Light - Good condition - $50

GFB Boost Tee - Good condition - $20

All prices negotiable, pictures available on request.

Drop me a line if interested.

Cheers.

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Nee-san Grand Master

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My apologies to those who have recently texted me.

My phone blew up and I have a loan phone from Telstra and therefore, no numbers.

Anyone interested please text me again on the same number.

Nee-san Grand Master

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Also for sale.

ARC Radiator air guide, like new condition - $100

HKS Filter cages and Elbows (with hks nuts) - $100

Blitz Dual SBC dual solenoid Boost controller - $300

Full set of RDA Slotted brakes for R32 GT-R (Brand new) - $250

All Prices negotiable.

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