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Parting Out R33 M-spec Turbo

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parting out R33 turbo MSpec

Rb25det engine complete with loom and ecu $1200
R33 stockies $200
Front calipers $150
Rear calipers $100
Lsd diff $150
Half shafts $100
Headlights $150 pair
Bonnet $150
Mspec front bar $150
Grill $20
Guards $70ea
Doors $100 ea
Factory Side skirts $150
Rear pods $100
Boot with spoiler $50
Rear bar $100
Window switch $50
Window motors $100ea
Mirrors $50ea
Guard liners $20
Standard exhaust with rear muffler $120

FOR ANY OTHER PARTS

CONTACT ME ON 0432-062-780
LOCATED MELBOURNE

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