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if anyone is interested in picking up the rear pods tomorrow for $40 please express your interest? I have been waiting to sell these so i can go pick up my new side skirts. I am in SE suburbs in melbourne.

$40!!! You will never get them this cheap again!!!!

pm me to organise a meeting place.

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Hey i have some parts left over from when i sold my car. The parts are not even 2 months old.

Nismo 400R Rear pods primed ready to be painted well one is other needs to be sanded back $100

Nismo side skirts excellent condition no cracks or scratches. $250ono

R33 GTR adjustable wing so cracks or scratches excellent condition . $250ono

All parts are painted in silver, i do not have a digital camera but if you want some pics pm me or send me an email.

I am open to offers. Nothing stupid but i dont mind letting them go for a bit less that what you would normally pay as i have no use for them any more

I will trade for some nismo/cwest side skirts for an s15 plus cash!!!

I do not want to send interstate as its to much hassle.

My email is [email protected]

leave your email here if you want some pictures send to your email.

im interested in your gtr wing would u take $180 i am only a 20 min drive away from glen waverly im in bayswater so if yes it wouldn't take long for me to get there

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