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unfortunately my car got written off so the carbon fibre parts i've hoarded and intended to fit are of no use to me now and up for sale they go. :(

1) R33 GTR short length radiator cooling panel (carbon Fibre) - $150

2) R33 GTR/GTST exhaust shroud (carbon fibre) - $90

3) R33 GTR/GTST fuse box replacement cover (carbon fibre) - $110

4) R33 GTR/GTST S1 NISMO 400R style bonnet lip (carbon fibre) - $150

can do abit cheaper if buying multiple items.

 

pick up in liverpool/gladesville

can ship interstate at your expense.

cooling panel - $15

to ACT/NSW/QLD/VIC/TAS/SA

WA/NT add $5

 

bonnet lip, exhaust shroud & fuse box cover Aus wide - $10

all with tracking and insurance

 

all items are new, carbon fibre finished in glossy clear coat.

 

 

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only have 1) R33 GTR short length radiator cooling panel (carbon Fibre) - $150

$140 + $15 post if needed.

found a spare R33 GTR Nismo 400R style bonnet lip in white fibreglass, $90 + $8 post if needed.

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