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just got some standard parts that came out of my series II r33 all parts are in good condition, and were in good working order. reason for sale, have upgraded my setup and have no need for the original stuff.

car has done 70000km, so parts are not so old....

1) standard fuel pump = $80 PRICE DROP now $50 SOLD

2) turbo heat shield = $30 SOLD

6) turbo intake/plumb back piping system = $50 SOLD

7) Standard fuel pressure regulator and assembly = $35

Series I parts:

1) 1x right front guard = $120 (also in gold)PRICE DROP =$100 SOLD

R33 Rear wing trst style its white and in ok condition = $90 SOLD

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these are some pics of wat the rear wing looks like, not my car though,, just for anyone wondering wat it looks like...

http://sard.com.au/pricelists/General/Skyl.../r33junkit3.jpg

http://sard.com.au/pricelists/General/Skyl.../r33junkit4.jpg

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