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Selling r33 gtst eom silver side skirts no cracks perfect condition $150.00

R33 gtr gtst rear bar $50.00

R33gtr rear pods will fit r33 gtst $120.00

Rb20/rb25/rb26 tomei exhaust cam gear brand new unused bought from just jap plans went another way. Bought for $210 $180.00

Rb20/rb25 gfb go fast bits blow off comes with cross over rb25 intake pipe $150.00 ono.

R33 gtst air box with snorkel complete comes with k&n air filer $150.00

R33 gtst cat back stock exhaust system $ 100.00

R32 gtr samco radiator hoses used in good condition $50.00

R32 gtr r33 gtr apexi power fc and hand controller currently had tune but will need retune. $700.00 firm

I have r33gtst s2 doir trims also s1 back seat want thse gone also please sms or call 0401544409

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