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R32 GTST STANDARD COLER AND PIPES $50

R33 GTST DIFF NON ABS $300

2 RIMS ONLY 17X9 $80 5 STUD

R33CENTER CONSOLE BACK HALF NO LID $30

R33/R32 STOCK AFM TO TURBO INTAKE $20

R33/R32 HKS CROSS OVER PIPE $30

R33 DASH TRIM BEHIND GLOVEBOX $10

R33 DRIVERS SIDE LOWER DASH PANEL WITH FUSE BOX COVER $20 ON HOLD

R33 LH KICK PANEL COVERS COMPUTER $10

R33 INSTRUMENT CLUSTER SURROUND $10

R33 PASSENGER SCUFF PLATE $10

R33 PASSENGER A PILLAR TRIM $10

R33 GTST STANDARD CASTOR RODS $20

R33 GTST FONT HUBS SOLD

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oooo

R33 DRIVERS SIDE LOWER DASH PANEL WITH FUSE BOX COVER $20

and

R33 INSTRUMENT CLUSTER SURROUND $10

does the instrument cluster surround have the clear plastic?

ill definately take the lower dash panel!

where are u located ill pickup pm me.!

hey

do you have the surround that goes around the stero, and it goes all the way around the instrument cluster that one peice of plastc? is that what you were referring about the instrumnet plastic surround?

also i dont suppose you have handbrake boot, gear stick boot, and a non air bag series 1 steering wheel lying around do you?

let me know

hey

do you have the surround that goes around the stero, and it goes all the way around the instrument cluster that one peice of plastc? is that what you were referring about the instrumnet plastic surround?

also i dont suppose you have handbrake boot, gear stick boot, and a non air bag series 1 steering wheel lying around do you?

let me know

NA NONE OF THAT SORRY

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