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Up for sale is a bRand New Front Bar to Suit R33 GTS Model.

Very rare, i havent presonally seen any of these on a R33 yet.

This Item is BRAND NEW, meaning it was Never Painted, or fitted to any car. It has no cracks watsoever, its simply New. Required Basic Prep, and undercoat, before getting it spayed.

As this item is brand new, i think that $520 is a fair price, $20 will go to SAU as a donation, leaving me with $500. As the materials prices have gone up, u would find it hard to find a BRAND NEW Front bar for this price, unless its a chaddy one with cheap materials.

This Design is unique, and is made out of good and thick fibreglass.

PREFER MELBOURNE BUYERS.

If you need any more info, feel free to contact me on below contact details.

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email [email protected]

phone: 0422346767 (sms welcome, and its optus plan, for tight arses hehe)

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STill for sale, grab urself this unique bar ppl, dnt be same as everyone else.....having them dodgy 400R front kits....(no offence).....but seriously how many 400R's have ever been made.....i think around 80.......who's going to think urs is a original....lol..

if u want to stand out in a positve and attractive manner, then this is the bar for you.

Act now and buy this bar, $600 with a GTR Grille, or the bar itself for $470.

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