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Hey

Just trying to clear a bit of space.

All parts are located in Croydon, Melb

Items for sale include:

1) Apexi SAFCII, Great condition, Looking for $200 SAFC Pic

2) R33 Left and Right Front Lower Control Arm, Looking for $150 Each

3) R33 Tie Rod Ends, $20

4) R33 Orange side indicators (Standard), Looking for $30

5) R33 Series 1 TPS, Looking for $50

Thats it for now, Will have some more to put up in a week or so

Cheers guys

Steve :P

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got about 15 PMs from people all saying they will take the SAFC. I guess i will have to give it to the first person who asked.

Im at tafe at the moment so cant really work anything out.

When i get home i will let everyone know whats going on.

Cheers guys.

Steve

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I have had a few PM's with $250 Pickup.

Which in my situation is hard to refuse.

So i think the SAFCii is as good as gone.

Cheers guys :P

looks like your sale turned into an auction, not a bad way to sell something i guess, putting the price low to attract bids & offers

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I had a very bad experiance buying from this guy - play with care. He can not refund you if anything goes wrong. He then lied about refunding me, and nothing ever showed up.

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