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Centre Consoles For R32 Gtr & Gtst

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Have two centre consoles sitting in the garage. One for R32 GTR and another one for R32 GTST. The plastic filling for both lids are broken.

The GTST one is for $25 and the other one is for $15.

Only pickup from Adelaide SA. Can be reached at 0415064124.

GTST

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GTR

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Hi,

I don't really want either for themselves. I have the very rare taller one in my car that has the cupholders under a second lid. The hinge for mine is cracked through, and a cheap one like yours that is otherwise imperfect but has a good hinge would seem like a good buy.

I'm in Adelaide, but not at the moment. In the US until end of next week. Can you sit on one for me?

cheers

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Just the filling in the lid is broken. But, the lid itself is not broken, in one piece. Just to clarify for who is wondering. Still looking for $25. The GTST centre console is the one left.

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