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NOW WRECKING 1994 SERIES 1 R33 SKYLINE

R33 skyline can sell rolling or non rolling depending on offer!

Greddy front strut brace $150ono

RB25DET series 2 blowing smoke long motor $500 no hot side

rb20det suit parts or rebuild. missing couple things has 25 turbo but seal is gone $150

RB25det highflow turbo $400

Spitfire coilpacks $350

Microtech lt12c ecu with hand controller with loom all attached for series 2 rb25, was tuned at 247kw on 98 $1000

Greddy FMIC & piping kit, suits R33 Gts-t. Great condition, no damage, includes all pipes and hose clamps and comes with bov hidden - $500 ono

Catch can $20

Series 1 bonnet in mint condition $150

Boost TEE $20

BLITZ NUR SPEC RX turbo back $600

Series 1 chrome headlights, great condition - $250/pair

Series 1 reo bar - $120

Front guards - $75 each

Front bumper and grille $250

side mirrors - $40 each

R33 aircon compressor - $100

R33 alternator - $90

R33 power steering pump - $100

Engine brackets- $50/pair

Fuse box lid - $20

Radiator overflow bottle - $20

R33 brake master cylinder - $60

FULL FRONT AND REAR BRAKES, FRONTS HAVE UPGRAFED SLOTED BRAKES $450

Driveshafts $75 pair

Complete set of S1 door trims, immaculate condition (x4 pieces) - $100

Front seats :$150

Rear seats$50

Passenger side window motor - $50

Drivers side $

dash instrument cluster, approx 114,000km. everything works well on it - $100

Centre console - $50

Seatbelts (full set) - $80

Ignition barrel + door barrels & key - $100

Nismo clear side indicators - $70

Taillights $45 each or 80 for the pair

2XRB20DET GEARBOXES $450 EACH

ALL LOCATED IN NORTHERN SUBURBS MELBOURNE

Please feel free to inbox me with any enquires

will post aus wide at your expense

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