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Item: BATMBL R34 Front/Dump Pipe (mild steel)

Location: Bayside, Melbourne

Item Condition: Brand new, still wrapped

Reason for Selling: need $ for other car projects

Price and Payment Conditions: now $200! Direct Deposit, cash, livestock :P

Extra Info: Still in it's original packaging! just like some Star Wars collectibles

Contact Details: 0402 853 813 or r34 skyline @ gmail com (take out spaces)

I'll get some pics tomorrow but yeah, my car still isn't registered so i haven't been able to put this on cos i can't modify before i even register :) Still in the bubble wrap that Bos Importing sent it down in, it's brand new.

Bos Importing has them at $270,

so i guess $250?

Brand new, unopened, so why not save yourself a few $'s :wacko:

Pics tomorrow

cheers,

chinny

PRICE DROP, now $200!

PRICE DROP, now just $180!!!

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ok picture time :)

pipe1.jpg

pipe2.jpg

Price drop too!, nice even $200

That's $70 off, item is still brand new! bargain!

PRICE DROP AGAIN, NOW $180

cheers,

chinny

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not sure mate, check http://www.bosimporting.com.au/

or PM a guy called BATMBL... you can just put that username in the "send to" type field...

to be honest, i would highly doubt it. I know there are separate products, and i would think they are separate for a good reason

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no, doesn't include shipping. Will have to check out postage costs :) i was going to check it out with the previous potential buyer but in the end it fell through, so i never got round to it.

$180 + shipping (to clarify)

interested?

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