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Miss_Nismo I don't have none of that sorry

Hey Kris,the bend is on one side and did'nt leak while in the cut but would be best get it pressure tested.Your more than welcome to come have a look.

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Yep I have the complete cable and lever,hows $10 sound? and you pay postage.

The rack I guess is fine since the front cut had no front/side damage.It might cost alot to send it over east thou.

I'll try and get pics tomorrow.

*Edit pics*

here's the bonnet cable

http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/r31power/R...net%20cable.jpg

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Im chasing a few bits and pieces:)

1. I need the cap off the power steering reservoir, complete with wire and plug that goes into loom. If you dont want to seperate from reservoir thats cool ill take the whole thing.

2. Window wiper motor with all the wiring you can offer.

3. The air con hose that comes ouf of the firewall, and runs along the chassis rail and bolts to the compressor. The hose is part alumium, part rubber with like a corrugated carbdoard sheath around it.

4. Clips and bits and pieces...any clips off the firewall you can remove that hold loom wiring, brakes lines, heater hoses etc etc in the engine bay are needed. Also the rubber grommets where the heater hoses, loom, passenger side brake lien etc etc go thru firewalls and guards...whatever you can throw my way.

Happy to pay you a bit extra for the trouble of carefully ripping this crap off...and i will be forever grateful:)

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