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Hey, yes the parts are brand new never painted or fitted. Exactly as shown in the pictures, they are not the ones for sale. To PM me, click on my name on the left and a menu will come up, and than click on 'Send a private message to DD'. Then the screen will chance and you can type a msg and send. Otherwise, please email me at [email protected] and we can talk further. thanks!

front bar $450, sideskirts $300, rear bar $350. But will only seperate and sell you the sides and rear if someone else purchases the front. I prefer to not seperate the kit. There ahs been alot of PM's and obviously interest in this setup guys, is anyone genuine?

thanks!

Georgdie- Are you interested to buy, or just disobeying forum rules for general chatting in the for sale section? What does it matter who ships it for $130, I can get it done for that much and thats what matters. If you want to purchase, you can take up on the offer. thanks

3R1K- Yes it is excellent quality and build and can withstand more pressure. If you are interested I can find out shipping to Perth and we can get this deal sealed.

Thanks!

front bar $450, sideskirts $300, rear bar $350. But will only seperate and sell you the sides and rear if someone else purchases the front. I prefer to not seperate the kit. There ahs been alot of PM's and obviously interest in this setup guys, is anyone genuine?

thanks!

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