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WANTED>> 2 GT badges that are found on the side of most Nissan Skylines and silvia s15's. They are under the side indicator and are red and white in color. Please email [email protected] or call 0433 117 224. prepared to travel and pay cash on delivery anywhere in vic, or bank deposit money and get them sent in the mail. thanks.

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WANTED>> 2 GT badges that are found on the side of most Nissan Skylines and silvia s15's. They are under the side indicator and are red and white in color. Please email [email protected] or call 0433 117 224. prepared to travel and pay cash on delivery anywhere in vic, or bank deposit money and get them sent in the mail. thanks.

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