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hi, have the following to get rid off...

- Stock r33 series 2 injectors- $ 170ono SOLD!!!

- Cream leather boot- $10

- bleed valve set up- $30

- boot floor wood and carpet floor and piece that covers battery - $15 (SOLD!!!)

- 2600mpa battery charger- $30ono

- real checkerplate flooring- $30 (Awaiting confirmation)

- Stock radiator and oil cap- $5 ea.

- Stock r33 series 2 coil packs- $200ono

- Brand new power steering pump, ( was opened and fit attempted but it was for a series 1 motor (so i had to re order 1 for my series 2 motor)- $170 brand new, $120ono (SOLD!!!)

- Brand new HKS adjustable cam gear (the new dura range stronger etc, i have no need as i have tomei poncams, still brand new in the box never opened) for RB engines - $200ono

- 3m of brown/tan carpet for sub boxes- $20 never opened

pics available on request

cheers...ben.

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- i have a perfectly unused space saver from my r33, its 125/70 with bridgestone tyre, 100% new- $50ono SOLD!!!!!

- Stock r33 series 2 injectors- $ 170ono

- Large ported sub box with 2 12" marathon subs, comes with brown carpet or rubber checkerplate, ur choice- had them running of jaycar 4x100rms went great- $100- SOLD!!!!

- Red momo race gear knob and red leather boot- $30 (awaiting confirmation)

- Cream leather boot- $10 (awaiting confirmation)

- bleed valve set up- $30

- boot floor wood and carpet floor and piece that covers battery (carpet not panel) - $15

- 2600mpa battery charger- $30ono

- real checkerplate flooring- $30

- 2 round trailor indicators(orange, good for a/m front bars)- $10 SOLD!!!!

- stock dump and front pipe- $5- SOLD!!!!

-  Stock radiator and oil cap- $5 ea.

-  Stock r33 series 2 coil packs- $250ono

-  Brand new power steering pump, ( was opened and fit attempted but it was for a series 1 motor (so i had to re order 1 for my series 2 motor)- $170 brand new, $120ono  

pics available on request

cheers...ben.

Still got the check-a-plate flooring?

Msn me im very interested and send me pics...

msn - [email protected]

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