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ALL PARTS SOLD

rb25 det compleate motor with turbo has new timeing belt gtr rods and new pistons, only done 78000k $2000

gear box R33 5 speed in great working order $1500

both side doors $600

front head lights $400

rear tail lights $400

HKS super dragger compleat with muffler and high flow cat $600 (SOLD)

HKS evc elctronic boost controler $150

compleat inside of car with seats and dash $1000

front strut brace $60

2 pice Work wheels with tyers the wheels have been change to silver now no longer gold 17'8 front 17'9 rear $600

front panels the pair $600

boot with GTR wing $450

apexi power fc with hand controler $800(SOLD)

momo steering wheel with hicus boss kit $250

front window glass $300

Rear window glass $300 both side glass$200

tail shaft $250

DIff $600

GFB BOV with addaptor plumback $150

these parts are for R33 GTST1994 s1

if some one would like to take all parts as listed hear ill sell the lot for $5500 or if some one offer me a good price to come and strip the lot

CALL ME ONLY PLEASE NO IS DELETED

Guys, you need to call Steve to get a timely response as he rarely has access to the computer.

The boost controller looks a whole lot like pictures you'll find on the HKS/any_ performance_parts_site_selling_their_stuff site.

The wing is bonded to the bootlid with sikaflex so will be difficult to remove, hence the sale together.

Steve says anyone is welcome to come by and look, just give him a call.

well u know the R33 gearbox can u get it brand new for $1500

I understand from Steve this box has been rebuilt with nitrided syncros. Unfortunately he's a bit light on info at times.

Otherwise read the forum rules. If you aren't making an enquiry or making an offer you aren't welcome to post opinion.

  • 2 weeks later...

Posting on behalf of Steve, all of these items have been sold so no more calls please.

Mods please close thread and maybe delete Steves number?

please dont close this thread just yet i am still waiting on my intercooler and have been for some time now. I have been liasing with steve about it and i am sure it will arrive but until it does i dont see that this thread should be closed.

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