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okay im not sure if im aloud to do this so admin just pull the post if its not aloud but here goes. :D

In a few days i will have in my possesion a brand new N1 oil pump and N1 water pump to suit an RB26 and i need to get rid of them as i ordered them about a month ago and got in patient and found some that were already here and just bought the ones that were here and now am told these will be arriving in the next few days so i am now stuck with a spare set.

Id probably be asking 450 for each and ill pay delievery, or 800 the pair and buyer pays dellivery. im not sure how much delivery will be but i can probably arrange pick up from Melbourne or Geelong if needed.

thaks kindly.

sorry for the late reply.

ill take 800 but you will need to pay postage, and i just want to menchen again that these parts still have not yet arrived but when they do i will notify all interested parties immidiatly.

thank you

okay guys these pumps arrived on Friday and i havent had time to say anything. so please let me know who wants them as i need to get rid of them.

Id probably be asking 450 each and ill pay delievery, or 800 the pair and buyer pays dellivery. im not sure how much delivery will be but i can probably arrange pick up from Melbourne or Geelong if needed.

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