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Up for sale I have the following. Came off an r33 series 2 skyline.

Standard AFM $40

Standard fuel pump $20

Standard exhaust cam gear $20

Standard injectors $150

Standard rear sway bar $30

Standard ECU $150

Standard cam shafts $80

X-Force muffler $40

Rear series 1 garnish $15

Standard coil packs $150

Standard indicators front guard $15

Standard rear rotors $20

All parts located south east Melbourne

Prefer pick up...if not buyer can arrange postage

I have photos of all the above parts...message me if you require pictures

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UPDATED PRICE LIST -- ALL PARTS MUST GO

I'm Currently on holidays but can work out pick up etc of parts next 10-15 days

Message me through here or comment on thread I'll get back to interested buyers as soon as possible

Standard fuel pump $10

Standard exhaust cam gear $10

Standard injectors $90

Standard rear sway bar $20

Standard ECU $100

Standard cam shafts $50

X-Force muffler $30

Rear series 1 garnish $10

Standard coil packs $120

Standard indicators front guard $10

Standard rear rotors $15

All parts located south east Melbourne

Prefer pick up...if not buyer can arrange postage

I have photos of all the above parts...message me if you require pictures

Thanks

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