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the wing is charcoal in colour. top cond. steering wheel is black. brand is personal. good condition. has a blitz horn button and boss kit to suit r32. also have side skirts and rear skirts to match in same colour. located in syd.

wing: $100

steering wheel $ 100

side skirts and rear skirts: $150 0415 080 354.......thanks

the wing is charcoal in colour. top cond. steering wheel is black. brand is personal. good condition. has a blitz horn button and boss kit to suit r32.  also have side skirts and rear skirts to match in same colour. located in syd.

wing: $100

steering wheel $ 100

side skirts and rear skirts: $150              0415 080 354.......thanks

can u send some pics to [email protected] on the wing if still avaliable thanks

Pic of the steering wheel to [email protected].

I have just brought a gun metal grey M spec, and will be taking off the skirts and posibly rear aprons in a month so if u miss out on these skirt Pm me ur number and if u still want them then, then you can purchase them.

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