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- after market 3inch cat back exhaust mild steel (the jasma approved ones that are always on imports)

has a dent and a rust past the resonator. $50

- aftermarket front springs/shocks and stock rear spings and shocks. $50

- r32 gtst indicators - $80 (sold)

-stock front bar $100

- stock rear bar $ 100

- front support bar $50

- aftermarket sideskirts $50

exterior parts are black front and rear are fine with no damage, side skirts one is scraped and damaged on the left.

- whiteline adjustable bushes: caster kit, front and rear camber kit and rear subframe alignment.(still in package)

reason; bought it a few months but to busy to get them installed. $350 *Sold*

- apexi turbo timer $90 (still in box)

- z32 afm $220 good condition *sold*

- sparco rims 17x8 red dish black spokes fronts*40% rears 90% - $550 (front rims have gutter marks and red dish has faded but rears are fine, thats how i got them when i imported my car)

pm me for pictures.

only interested in pick ups.

located; syd.

cheers dave.

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