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Got a skyline wagon im wrecking.

Its white, good panels except FR guard.

A mate used the engine but i have a whole 5 speed conversion for a R31, this includes, box, clutch/flywheel, clutch pedal/hydraulic setup, gearbox mount and tailshaft, ECU. - $450

Blue interior.

Dont hesistate to ask for anything, i have all parts except motor.

Located Geelong Vic 3216.

Jon

[email protected] or PM me on here

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Manual tailshaft

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Dash

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will thro in a RB30 series 2 bottom end, still attached to gearbox for an extra $100(only if u buy gearbox aswell....otherwise u can take just the bottom end for $200). It doesnt have anything on it from top of the pistons up, no alternator, p/s pump etc.

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