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Good Condition GTST R33 Japan Nissan Original Carpet For Sale

$150 ono !!!

Location: Melbourne

Full five pieces of geniue Skylines R33 carpets, be quick!!

Contact person: Calvin  

Contact number: 0411811112

JP

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that sounds fine to me ... but the mats is heavy for interstate shipping....
Well if you want to be difficult about it, i will withdraw my offer to buy it. Im sure there will be others interested.. good luck
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Well if you want to be difficult about it, i will withdraw my offer to buy it. Im sure there will be others interested.. good luck

Now Now im sure we can work this out, it wouldnt cost that to send interstate would it????????

With out you Bliz_33 i cant get the fronts.

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Now Now im sure we can work this out, it wouldnt cost that to send interstate would it????????

With out you Bliz_33 i cant get the fronts.

Ill leave it for awhile n c how it goes... But most r33s i have seen (my gtst n gtr, n mates) all seem to come into aus with front mats but not rear mats. So im sure there wont be a prob getting a buyer for the rear set..

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if u can find a postage cost to 2290 in NSW that'd be sweet,

according to the australia to go from postcode 3000, to my place, 2290 if the mats weighed 10kg would cost $13.70 + packaging, so total cost would be about $170, depends where else other people live but $20 for postage in my eyes ain't too bad, let me know if u r interested in sending them cause i'm deffo keen

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Just thought I would shed some light on shipping prices via aus post:

I once sent a font pipe + dump (stainless steel) from melb to sydney for $10 at aus post.

Today I sent an in-dash TV weighing about 4 - 5kg (and the box was twice the size of the TV b/c of the antennas) from melb to perth for $15 via normal post.

If you roll up the mats and put them in a box, I dont see it costing more than $15 to send.

Zahos

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