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Hey

I am interested in the brakes, either the setup for GTR (is that hubs and calipers and everything?) or just the rears, whatever you have left. Would the R32 ones fit my 1994 R33? Let me know. Thanks!

Francesca

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I am after that piece of plastic ducting that goes from the front of the car to the airbox? Do u have it and if so would it fit my 1994 R33? Also how much.

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Hey Player,

Looking for pedal box.

Do you still have that? How much if you do.

Ill pick up if you still have it and the price is right.

Also the front grille thing if you still have it.

Thank you

Mike.

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You are WELL aware of the trader rules.

You have been banned/warned before as i can see under the account: dinzlr

This is your second grace as i wont be banning you, even though you should be. Take heed of what i say.

Dont try selling goods again

Its that simple.

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