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As the topic states, i am chasing a Boot lid and wing for my R34 GTT, must be factory white and must be in immaculate condition...

I am after a spare, so if you have one please send me a PM

NSW preferred!

Mat

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Got a spare Boot Lid in QM1 Mat. BNR34 ones are the same aren't they?

It's had its wing holes filled. Aftermarket wing holes have also been filled I think.

Whatever you think is a fair price, I'm happy :teehee:

Got a spare Boot Lid in QM1 Mat. BNR34 ones are the same aren't they?

It's had its wing holes filled. Aftermarket wing holes have also been filled I think.

Whatever you think is a fair price, I'm happy :teehee:

Thanks Terry but i want to retain the wing for street use...

Basically the paint is stuffed on the current boot lid so my plan was to put another wing on it later and just run it as track only and then use the nice standard one with the wing for street use and drags etc...

The 34s look the same but not 100% sure?

If the bootlids of R34s are all the same and if interested,...

Let me know if you'd like pics Mat

Ill find out and let you know Terry.

What are the holes filled with? I assume it was a permanent job?

I have a stock r34 wing but is in silver if you can't find anything :)

The wing is actually the part i dont need as there is nothing wrong with mine ;) Just the boot paint is shagged hence why i am chasing a mint white one to avoid a respray on it :)

Ill find out and let you know Terry.

What are the holes filled with? I assume it was a permanent job?

I'll take pictures tomorrow and post them here on Sat Mat

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