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i have a cracked carbon fibre bonnet.

somebody jumped on it at a party and have given me a new bonnet so i have this one sitting around now.

the cracks are not very big but the problem with carbon fibre is that the finish is done into the carbon.

this means that if it is cracked you cannot fix it to look the same.

the bonnet would be perfect for somebody to spray the same colour of the car. or even black.

i will post pics of the bonnet as soon as i find out how to. and i can even give you a price fixed and sprayed in the colour of your car.

i got the bonnet from unique auto sports and you can see a photo of the bonnet on there web site.

it is the type 2 bonnet on the white R33 skyline.

it is for a s1 R33 but i have been told that it will fit a S2 skyline.

i am not sure how much it is worth but drop me a price above $300 - as i have already been offered that.

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Chris

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sorry i have not been replaying.

silly seacon came late this year for me.

yes it was a first come first serve thing so as soon as i get some photos on the net and you do not want it dave it is back up for sale.

but i need a new usb connection for my camera... arrrgg.

should be tomorrow.

but if you do not want it then it is back on for sale.

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sorry i have not been replaying.

silly seacon came late this year for me.

yes it was a first come first serve thing so as soon as i get some photos on the net and you do not want it dave it is back up for sale.

but i need a new usb connection for my camera... arrrgg.

should be tomorrow.

but if you do not want it then it is back on for sale.

Regards

Sweet look forward to the pics,

pls send them to [email protected]

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