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I have a set of 17inch 3 piece panasport G7 mags for sale. Came off of a r32 gtst have brand new tyres all round fronts being 215/4517 and rears 235/45r17. One wheel needs to be repaired...was like this when it came on the car when i bought it...have been quoted around $350, may be able to get done cheaper but have not fully searched around. Am selling due to having my eyes on a different set of wheels so these are taking up room in the garage. Looking for $1000 for mags and tyres.

I have a stock intercooler off of a 93 r32 gtst. It is in great condition and includes all piping and brackets. Selling due to getting a front mount. Looking for $80.

I have a stock spoiler for sale from a r32 gtst, it is gunmetal grey, and only thing with it is has a small scrape on it on one of the curves. Otherwise in great nick. Reason for selling have removed it from car and getting holes welded up so i dont have a spoiler. Looking for $130.

I am located in Brisbane

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