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hi guys,

chasing the following parts for my GT-R:

- Standard amber indicators in good condition with tabs

- Late model (wrinkle finish) stereo fascia surround in good condition

- Good condition dash no bubbles (yeah right i know)

- Need the finishing tab on the passenger side just under the armrest at the bottom of the handle inside, will consider complete trims if need be

- Standard steering wheel in good condition

- Cluster surround in good condition with all buttons

- Steering column surround

- Bottom piece of drivers side dash where the fuse box is

- standard grill in silver preferred with all tabs

- front lip in standard black plastic finish not painted

- mesh for R32 GT-R front bar

- hard pipe kit suit R32 RB26, any brand show me what you got

- intake kit suit RB26 pods and pipes

- standard fron R32 strut brace (orange)

some other things i will add to the list :)

will pay for postage depending on part

located melbourne southeast

cheers

Kyle

Edited by RBLUV
  • 2 months later...

- Standard amber indicators in good condition with tabs


- Late model (wrinkle finish) stereo fascia surround in good condition


- Good condition dash no bubbles (yeah right i know)


- Need the finishing tab on the passenger side just under the armrest at the bottom of the handle inside, will consider complete trims if need be


- Standard steering wheel in good condition


- Cluster surround in good condition with all buttons


- Steering column surround


- Bottom piece of drivers side dash where the fuse box is


- standard grill in silver preferred with all tabs


- front lip in standard black plastic finish not painted


- mesh for R32 GT-R front bar


- hard pipe kit suit R32 RB26, any brand show me what you got


- intake kit suit RB26 pods and pipes


- standard front R32 strut brace (orange)



crossed off what I've got so far


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