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I have a few parts that have come off the car that are no longer needed.

In no rush to sell. I am negotiable on price to some extent.

All parts in S/W sydney, will post smaller items only.

Some shitty camera phone pics included for now, will get some better ones when the light improves.

R32 GTR HKS Silent Hi Power cat back exhaust, previous owner has added a mid resonator. Average condition, some dents and scrapes $300 ono post-59197-0-33579400-1402125917_thumb.jpgpost-59197-0-88039500-1402126046_thumb.jpg

Eboost street 40, working when removed from car, includes wiring and solenoid $300 ono post-59197-0-36923200-1402125729_thumb.jpg

Pair of blitz bovs, came out of a 32gtr, $250 ono post-59197-0-69526600-1402125799_thumb.jpg

JJR oil cooler with remote filter, $150 ono post-59197-0-20104800-1402125855_thumb.jpg

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