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I have now sold both my skyline and stagea and about to move house, so time for a garage sale...

get on it!

R34GTT wheels painted black

Bridgestone Potenza S001 tires

$700

good condition 225/45/17

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R34 GT/GTT aftermarket front bar

$100

fiberglass with vents both sides. painted black, some scrapes and marks mostly on the underside where it is not visible. larger opening and shallow cut for FMIC, selling cheap cos its not coming with me.

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RB25-DET NEO genuine coilpacks

$100

one is weak and caused a slight misfire.

selling the full set of 6 but only expect to use 5

i dont know which one was missing,

great for replacing one or a few faulty packs on your R34 or C34 with NEO

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RB26DET R32 GTR genuine coilpacks

$200

excellent condition genuine items

no missfires very minimal Kms, these were replaced with splitfires which felt no better to the genuine items.

can be used on RB20s as a good upgrade as i did on my 32

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R34 GTR dash

$200

unknown KMS but i have been told it should read about 28000km from the previous expected owner

awesome condition, cannot fault.

can be used in a GTT,

great for manual conversion

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R34GTT RB25 Manual Tailshaft

$200

to suit coupe

great condition good unis.

open to offers but unlikley to ship

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R34GTT stock exhaust (cat to rear muffler)

$100

great condition, great for trips to regency

(doesn't include the rear tips)

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C34 RS4S stock exhaust

$100

great condition, great for trips to regency

comes off an AWD

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Random FMIC

$50

no leaks however its dented in one side, just flip it over and happy days.

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C34 Stagea passenger side headlight

$50

XENON passenger light, unsure on condition so selling cheap,

no broken mounting brackets.

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C34 Stagea SII RS4S stock suspension

$200

great condition, removed for upgrade

kept for regency if needed.

to suit awd.

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C34 Stagea SII RS4S stock camber arms

$20

.....there just stock comber arms

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Viper 350 2way alarm/ immobilizer

$50

brand new, in box never fitted with instructions

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Z32 AFM

$150

broken mesh but works perfectly, with plug

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R34 clear side indicators

$50

never used, brand new

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Xenon globes/ phillips/ DR2 (R32)

$50

used, good condition 8000k

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Xenon globes with half wires (R32)

$50

used, good condition, 6000k ignore the cover

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possibly more to come

SMS on O413 145 43O

PM here

parts located in Andrews Farm/ north of Adelaide.

can be taken to work in Thebarton

can be posted or freighted at buyers cost

glyn

updated list

taking offers on everything!

R34GTT wheels painted black w Bridgestone Potenza S001 tires - $700
RB25-DET NEO genuine coilpacks - $100
RB26DET R32 GTR genuine coilpacks - $200
R34 GTR dash - $200
R34GTT stock exhaust (cat to rear muffler) - $100
C34 RS4S stock exhaust - $100
Random FMIC - $50
C34 Stagea SII RS4S stock suspension - $200
C34 Stagea SII RS4S stock camber arms - $20
Z32 AFM - $150 !
Xenon globes/ phillips/ DR2 (R32) - $50
Xenon globes with half wires (R32) - $50
Stagea C34 cargo blind - $200

Tailshaft - SOLD

C34 Headlight - SOLD

R34 Front bar - SOLD

R34 indicators - SOLD

Viper Allarm - SOLD

Cleaning the shed, found more random small things that may be useful to someone...

2X R34 Doubledin stereo surrounds.

$40 each

no damage

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R34 manual pedals

$100 each

also master cylinder and hardline, only whats pictured

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BC coilover Cspanners

$50

they are what they are.

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