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Hi, I've been on the lookout for some n1 3-piece side-skirts for an r32.

They have been very hard to come by so I'm not too concerned with the colour or location.

I would prefer an oem plastic pair over a fiberglass replica if possible.

 

The picture is from another pair that was for sale on here a few years back but is exactly what I was after.

If the whole set isn't available, I would settle for just the rear piece/s.

I can do $200 for the rear pieces and maybe quadruple that for the entire set.

 

Thanks

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On 31/05/2021 at 5:07 PM, 7hr1fty32 said:

Hi, I've been on the lookout for some n1 3-piece side-skirts for an r32.

They have been very hard to come by so I'm not too concerned with the colour or location.

I would prefer an oem plastic pair over a fiberglass replica if possible.

 

The picture is from another pair that was for sale on here a few years back but is exactly what I was after.

If the whole set isn't available, I would settle for just the rear piece/s.

I can do $200 for the rear pieces and maybe quadruple that for the entire set.

 

Thanks

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Hahahahaha, that's some funny shit right there. As Matty said $2k absolute minimum for a genuine set as they are available new at a minimum of $4500 a set.

As for the fibreglass copies - they are junk. They do not pickup the factory mounting points with clips and need to be stuck on.

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