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Hi guys,

I wanna get a new front bar for my r33 series 1 cause im getting bored with my stock one, ive searched the net and all i can really find is real riced up kits like the VS ones

if you guys no a place that sells some or have one urself..email me at [email protected] or PM me

PS: keep in mind im not looking for a REAL Riced up spaceship looking one, just a nice one :P

thx

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hey dude i have a top secret front bar avaliable brand new! cal me 0402090079

Hi guys,

I wanna get a new front bar for my r33 series 1 cause im getting bored with my stock one, ive searched the net and all i can really find is real riced up kits like the VS ones

if you guys no a place that sells some or have one urself..email me at [email protected] or PM me

PS: keep in mind im not looking for a REAL Riced up spaceship looking one, just a nice one :P

thx

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Where are you located. My mate has one for sale. Still in gelcoat so needs to be painted. PM me if interested

Cheers Luke

could u email me some pics plz :P

thx

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