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18x9 SA-70 rims in Bronze

+ 20 offsett

slight gutter rash on some rims

Toyo proxes 4

245/40/18

275/35/18

Good tread on all

$1000 ono

Nardi steering wheel

$100ono

Willans Harness

Manufactured in UK 1994

$50

HKB boss

Suit nissans

$50

R32 GTR mirrors

Would need repaint

$50

Carbon fibre NACA duct

$100

Leather cover for arm rest

Suit 32/33 GTR/GTS

$25

Help moving these is greatly appreciated, im in a financial situation due to my ex wife.

If things keep up the GTR is next...

All reasonable offers considered, items in Terrigal 2260,

can consider shipping for smaller items on request

Thanks

Nick

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