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Looking for a straight swap, but will entertain offers....

Genuine Trust R32 GTR Side skirts in Black, Excellent condition...

These make the car look pretty fat... or ph-phat with decent rubber....

I want original GTR side skirts, and obviously don't want to be driving around without any side skirts on the car...

So...

Anyone with GTR side skirts in black, I'm happy to do a straight swap (pending the condition of the originals)... Or if someone has a different colour and wants to trade + cash... Or if someone wants to buy straight up, make me an offer (I'm as yet unsure as to how much originals cost + painting)

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can they be made to fit GTST?

i take it the only difference is the angle of the ends due to the wider guards..

What sort of cash would you be after if there was no swap involved?

Well, like I said I need to be able to afford originals (or the Nismo style) and to be able to paint them, so given JustJap have them for $350... Whatever $350 + painting costs :D

mate i sent you pics of mine as well a few pms and follow up emails and no response are you still interested ? if so pm or email ([email protected])me your ph number .

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