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door trims imaculate x 4 $80 each

dash board imaculate $100

skirt panells x 4 $20 each

full manual pedal assembly with master cylinder $120

fuel pump $100

rear quarter trims with seat belts x 4 $60 each

roof lining immaculate $50

rear seat $80

rear boot with wing $200

rear bar and reo $100

dash surround $60

glove box x 2 $30 each

ash tray $10

engine mounts 1 pair $80

thermo fan $50

fuse box $40

steering wheel $60

fuel flap $20

windscreen wipers x 2 sets $20 a pair

standard heat shiel and manifold $80

rear hicas and motor $100

sun visor x 4 $10 a pair

aircon radiator $60

throttlebody and top of plenium $100 for both

a pillar trims no holes $ 30 each

series 2 computer $150

bonnet relese cable and parts $20

washer bottle $20

powersteering canister x 2 $20 each

brake boosters x 2 $80 each

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Hey dude...i will probably come up on sunday to grab front bar and i will take thermo aswell, its just stock one right?

I will msg you to confirm a time that suits you.

jordon

campbell,

PM has been sent to you.

I would like to buy the steering wheel @ $60 - inclusive of Registered Mail postage to my address - see Private Message. This should be a fair price, inclusive of postage.

Please e-mail your reply to [email protected]

Many thanks,

Paul

Mobile: 0406 047 490 [Vodafone Prepaid]

e-mail: [email protected]

Hey Mate,

do you have the elec window controls off the drivers side door trim?

If so and in good nick (no scratches) can you send me a pic to [email protected]

Cheers

-ant95gtr

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