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5. R32 GTR carbon vented bonnet

Condition

5. Decent condition, corners have been chipped, has been painted kandy red over the carbon so it looks like red carbon, paint and be removed and cleared over again so its back to normal

Price

5. $500 as is ($600 if it has to be stripped and cleared)

Location

Sydney

Extra Info

Postage can be arranged anywhere in Australia

Hi is the bonnet full carbon or carbon skin?

Does it have provision to fit the stock bonnet latch?

Are the window washers hooked up?

Thanks

Edited by FurryBarry
its carbon over fiberglass (you will never get a full carbon bonnet for $500)

yes stock latch works with it

yes window washers fit too

Hi champ,

Im very interested in whatever you have left im in Sydney Greenacre, and just recently hit my car so please call me on 0414509399

  • 2 weeks later...
BUMP

offers please people gotta get rid of this stuff

Hi champ,

I think you called me when i was in hospital from my bike aka, Can you please call me again im in sydney and am want some parts.

My Number is 0414509399

Thanks

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