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Everything you could pretty much want for a series 2 R33 skyline 2 door.

No point writing a full list, coz i removed all this gear myself and my cars down to bare metal through out and is officially naked inside.

SO!!!

$1200 for the whole lot (negotiable), and it has a very very hard to find SRS airbag steering wheel, also include centre console and full aircon gear including the ducting, condensor, fan and gas chamber etc, glove box you name it.

So please, im not selling any of it individually, im from South Australia so anyone looking for updating there series 1 to a series 2 inside or just looking for a new, no holes, no burns interior this is it.

Thanks

PM me or call on 0404873163

Cheers

Nathan

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like i said, ive got everything..........

whatevers inside ive got, its a bare shell now.....everything inside is up for grabs except the dash lol,

but im not selling seperate, so make a fair offer on it all and il see what i can do freight wise.

remember im from adelaide

hey would u be willing to sell the little air vent ontop of the dash on the drivers side next to the a pillar and the adjustable air vent on the far left of the passengers side next to the glove box posted to brissie and if so how much would u want for them?

dude i need the following items...

the interior bits that go around the dash, on the side doors and the aircon vents..

soo dash surrounding, surrunding around the gearstick + asstray, stuff that goes on the door, air vents and those air vents which go right up next to the window at the front of the car?

please pm me prize, condtion and photos?

i am in perth and will pay for shipping

ps im only interested if its in the plain black

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