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Ive had one of these which I bought brand new last year- Unpainted, lightweight and looks gooooood!

If you want your R32 to stand out from the sea of standard spoilers - these lips cant be beaten - they give the car a Phatter presence and that angry japanese streetcar look! I sold my 32 otherwise it was going on that.

I bought for 150 - will sell for $120 - and I will personally drive and deliever it to anyone around melbourne!!!!

Let me know

Kim.

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COME ON GUYS!! THIS IS CHEAP!!! I said I wanted Melbourne buyers, Ive got about a billion NSW guys after it however its too hard to ship it because it COULD be damaged in transit so Im not taking a chance.

I dont have a digicam, so I cant take pics! Its just the normal type of Nismo lip, it doesnt have the indents for the GTR but these are easily cut out when you get the lip sprayed and mounted on professionally, its a good replacement for GTRs even, ive seen most GTR ones warped and outta shape badly, this is a nice straight fiberglass one that will never warp or go outta shape!! People are killing for these and JMS dont have em anymore.

$120, I will bring it to your DOOR in melbourne. NEEDS TO GO!

Kind regards

Kim.

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