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GTR32 NISMO genuine sticker kit + nismo badging

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I havent got pictures of the sticker kit on a car for obvious reasons. And the kit is rolled up and sealed so photos cant be taken. Ive attached a pic of what it looks like from the front, and if you are into NISMO GTRs you should have seen this car in many tuning magazines 'S-Tune GTR32' along side two silver 33 & 34 Nismo GTRs. The kit comprises of all Nismo decalling on all areas of the car (bonnet,long strip from from front side of car till rear, and also on the boot lid.(couldnt find other pics of kit on Nismo GTR. Ive also got 1 nismo badge and 2 smaller badging as well, See pics.

NOTE that all sticker kit and badges are all genuine NISMO items.

$120 the lot. RRP$200 for kit + RRP$85 for the 3 badges.

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i'm guessing you can get it from Nismo's online shop, but I cbf waiting :)

we're all ricers at heart :rolleyes:

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Sorry guys, its been sold to buster rhymes hehe. Nahh this is a one deal. I bought this for my GTR32 a while ago and ive sold the car to already. I think you can get these on nismo.jp.co but not sure. Its all genuine nismo items.

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