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Wrecking R33 GTR V-SPEC

Nismo speedo cluster $450
Nismo centre gauges $200
Hks boost gauge $80
Hks temp gauge $80
Brembos front and rear $1500
Mines Ecu $200
Bmc $150
Gearbox pull type $800
Rear seat $200
Front seats SOLD
Grill mint $200
Bonnet with bonnet pins $350
Headlights $350 pair
N1 front bar with lip $500
Front Gaurds $400 pair
Gaurd risers $100 pair
Sideskirts 2 peice $150
Front Reo $150
Rear boot and wing $250
Rear diff v spec $300
Rear drive shafts $150 each
Subframe bracing $150
Tailshaft $100
Air con set up $150
Power steer pump $150
Clutch booster $ 50
Intercooler $100
Standard Intercooler piping $100
Bov set up with recirc $200
Door cards $200 set
Boot trim $100
Drivers window switch $120
Front shafts $50 each
Engine Wiring loom $200
Ignition barrel and locks $150
Rear bar $80
Rolling shell straight good paint no interior no panels track only $1500
Most things available

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Hey mate, you have the bracket for the G sensor? (located between the center console and the gear stick). If so, let me know as i am looking for one.

samrazor Enthusiast

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do you have the gear stick leather boot?

and also the triangle things on the inside of the door where the mirrors are. forgot what they are called hahaha

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hello im interested in your door cards if still available, are you able to take pictures for me and close ups please. and maybe wanting lip and front bar . and also would like to enquire about the plastic surrounds that are over and under the steering wheel if you have them.and your engine wiring loom can i have pictures and need as much info about the loom , condition and added extras applied previously , like splicing in to it. the boot trim as well i am interested in mainly the plastic part that runs across the back part of the boot it runs in between the rear lights, but ill will take all the boot trimmings , also radiator rubber grommets for holding the radiator.

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I've bought a number of parts off this guy with no problem over the last 12 months, but he seems to have gone missing a couple of weeks ago, and hasn't replied to a number of phone calls and SMS's asking if I could call in and grab some parts he said he had, 3 minutes earlier. Not sure what has happened????

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