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Hey bro i need the air con system from the r32, front upper left passanger control arm, trim surrounding shift and stero, and various other parts but the ones listed i mainly need tell me the price son????

Scott if he is still stripping the car, please report back with your findings! (ie what's left!) :P

Mark

Sorry it took so long to get back to you all.

He still has stuff for sale but he's jacked of all the "yeah I'll come around this arvo" and never show up twats.

His phone number is 0418-233-525. Call him as I don't think he get's on SAU anymore. He now owns a Silvia :P

hey mate, wondering whether you got rear seat belts and buckles, after some that can be mounted in the factory location (compliancing mounted mine on the rear parcel shelf) and go through the interior trim that surrounds the rear qaurters, also what condition is the trim in as I'm keen on that aswelll

-Pete

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