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Guys/girls,

I have some tyres and factory spoilers for sale as i dont require them anymore which is also just taking up space in my garage.

1 x factory series 2 spoiler from r33 series 2. White and in VGC $200ono

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1 x factory m spec spoiler from r32. Gunmental grey and in VGC $100ono

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4 x factory r33 skyline rims. Rims themselves are in good condition.Tyres has approx. 30 - 50% tread left. SOLD

Part are located in Adelaide, SA. Therefore local buyers preferred but willing to post interstate at buyers expense.

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I dont think Nozilla actually wants to sell this stuff.

I have tried to contact him numerous times and he reads but does not respond to my PM's.

I'm in adelaide and am willing to pay cash and pick the parts up.

Maybe this is the problem....

Nozilla...Do you want to reply to my PM's or this thread??

Cheers,

Mick

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