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Hi Danny,

I just got this quote from East Bear for the sideskirts, bonnet lip and rear bootlid lip. They will even paint the parts in factory colours for you.

Hope that helps

Hello Dirk-san,

Thank you for your inquiry.

We have the parts for BNR32 are as follows now.

1)NOSE INTAKE SET(Hood Top Mole,Air Intake and tool for cut) 2)Side Shell Protector 3)Small Rear Spoiler

*The goods you want we think are as follows.

1) Side Skirts

This means our Side Shell Protector.

2) Small lip spoiler that fits under factory spoiler

This means our Small Rear Spoiler

3)Bonnet lip spoiler

This means our Hood Top Mole only.

*The prices include paint for these goods are as follows.

1) Side Shell Protector

35,000(goods)+5,000(paint)=40,000-

2) Small lip spoiler that fits under factory spoiler

28,000+5,000=33,000-

3)Hood Top Mole

12,000+3,000=15,000-

Total price for goods:

40,000+33,000+15,000=88,000-

*We can ship the goods correct by EMS.

Total weight is 4kg and EMS price is 4,800-.

*Total your payment is 92,800-.

*The way for your payment:by Card or T/T

Please tell us your way of payment.

*Deliverly:

We have stock for all you want now.After recieving your order we will ship after one week.And you will recieve them one week or ten days after our shipping.

Adding:

The stock of small rear spoiler we have is only 4 sets now.

After sold out we needs 2 months for next.

We are waiting for your order.

Thank you.

With Regards,

S.Iwamoto/EASTBEAR SPORTS

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