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Hey mate, these are still available? I want to make a big order early next week, like I said before - I want everything, haha :O So yeah, if they're still available you'll be hearing from me and getting a nice bank desposit around Tuesday...

Hey mate, these are still available? I want to make a big order early next week, like I said before - I want everything, haha :) So yeah, if they're still available you'll be hearing from me and getting a nice bank desposit around Tuesday...

yap they are still available :O

which ones do i need for high and low beam on 32 gts-t???? if still available

i think its a H4. but the best is double check again and have a look at your bulbs and compared it with my pics.

BULBLISTING.jpg

Any to fit DR30 skyline (1983)

Cheers

i cant find dr30 skyline catalogue listing. if you know what bulbs they are, i can tell you if i have it in stock or not

Hi, just wondering if the R32 Gtst is H4 for the headlight? do you have stock for the parkers as well? what will be the total? cheers

Joe

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