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Getting peoples interest on the stock R34 Side Mount Intercooler, in simple terms if I get a price that I am happy with it will sell the cooler to the appropriate buyer & will be posting a price as a guide to what I am after. Any offers you can please PM me or have any questions about the cooler please ask them in the thread. No Stupid Offers or remarks. Thanks for People’s Time. Rob

Details about the Cooler:

Model Car It Came From: Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T

Year Build Of Car: Late 1999

Car(s) It Will Bolt Onto: R33 GTS-T (100%)

Car(s) It Might Bolt Onto: R32 GTS-T (Have not been tested but have “heard it will”)

Size Difference Compared to a R33 GTS-T : The Core is 80mm thick, the end tanks of the core are beefer and the cooler is a bit taller than the r33 core & flows much better than the R33 Equivalent.

Comes with: The Cooler, R34 Air Guide (Very good for directing air flow) and the bolts for the cooler if you have lost the r33 ones.

Condition: Inside & outside the cooler has been cleaned thoroughly (Nothing to clean at all) Excellent Condition Throughout

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If you are interested and have any other genuine questions that i can answer fell free to get in contact with me either with PM or my email rchrzanowski AT ozemail.com.au

The Cooler is located in the melbourne and would rather sell it to someone in melbourne since the size of the cooler but i am more than willing to send it to any other states as long as the postage for the items is neg.

Asking Price for the Cooler is: Offers + Postage If Needed

All Reasonable Offerers considered

Preferences go to people in Melbourne.

The Cooler is in excelent condition and honestly the best example of a r34 intercooler i have seen atm and it has taken me a long time to find one is such good nick, it also comes with the r34 air guide which i have found very hard to track down the guide helps air flow to the intercooler quite alot.

Thanks Rob :P

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ill offer $200 if postage is less than $50

From what i mucked around on the australia post site it should be way less than $50 bucks but i will get a box organised for it and go the post office and see how much they charge. Can you pm me your addy so i can check with the post office.

Cheers Rob

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did you get my pm?

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Sorry yes i did get your pm, just been really busy with work atm. I've gotten heaps of pm's after the first 10 seconds this thread was posted, trying to sort out people. As mentioned above preference goes to melb people. Cheers Rob

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