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NISSAN R33 PARTS

TypeM front Bumper = SOLD

Stock rear Bumper = SOLD

Stock Bonnet =  SOLD

Stock Suspension and springs (GC) = Make an offer

Apexi lowered Heavy duty Springs = Make an offer (will separate)

Stock Steering wheel (series1) = Make an offer

Cat back exhaust = Make an offer

Stock rear spoiler (series1) = Make an offer

FrontMountIntercooler Kit w/piping (600x300x75 Core)(BrandNew) = $1100.00

Stock front indicators (series1) = Make an offer

Stealth rear wing (Flat spoiler)(BrandNew) = $320

1 x Passenger side indicator/fog light = make an offer

Stock side indicators = Make an offer

Stock Gear Knob = Make an offer

WHEELS

Set of 15" wheels with VG tyres (Good for drifting)(4/114) = $100.00

17" Sparco 6 Spoke rims with brand new tyres(215=Front)(225=Rear)(4/114) = $800.00  

15” Nissan S13 SR rims and tyres (Good tyres)(4/114) = $250.00

17" HR Racing Concept9 shaddow chromes with tyres (4/100 & 4.114) = $1400.00

UNIVERSAL PARTS

Pair of Recaro reclinable seats(Brand New)(With universal rails) = $800.00

'A' Pillar mount for 52mm gauges (x2)(EC)(Universal) = SOLD

Din Gauge Holder for 3x52mm gauges (Brand New)(Universal) = SOLD

Sony CD player (Like new)= $150.00

Bosch 910 fuel pump (Brand New) =  SOLD

CA18DET AFM (GC) = $75.00  

CA18DET Stock ECU = $100.00

RB20DET AFM = SOLD

Line Locker Kit (Brand New)(Inbox) = $200.00

Also will trade/swap for:

- Coilovers (GTST)(Height and damper)

- R33 Eye lids

- Apexi Pen style turbo timer

- Boost Controller

Hey dude, still got that Sony CD player, whats it like? how old?

I live in cheltenham......SE suburb...

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