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Wrecking r32 Gtr with goodies
r32 gtr gearbox $500
Apexi power Fc and controller $650
sard 700cc injectors $350
Blitz dual bovs on hard pipe $300
Mines afms $350

hks cast dump pipes $300
Autobahn 88 100mm Intercooler and piping $500
Veilside exhaust $250
Bonnet with n1 lip $500
Drivers Gaurd $250
Rear seat $100
Rear window $250
Rear qaurter windows $130 each
Radiator $60
Abs unit $150
Wiring loom $150
Front Reo $150
Cluster $60
Rear bar $70
Centre gauges $60

front brakes with slotted and cross drilled rotors $200
BARE non rolling shell just the shell $600

everything available

Gold Coast but will post anything
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