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The following items are FOR SALE.....

All MSpec Bodykit parts are in black, some will need repainting though.

R32 Gts-T Mspec Front Bar, With mounted in driving ligths : $300 ono

Excellent condition all lights working.

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R32 Gts-T Rear Bar : $150 ono

Excellent Conditon, No Reverse Light.

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R32 Spoiler, with brake light EC : $80 ono

Larger than stock poiler, no support in middle of spoiler like stock one. Believe its off a 4 door.

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Aftermarket Chrome Cannon Mufflerm: $100 ono

Never Used Brand New In Box

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All The parts On the Car

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R32 Gts-T Mspec Side Skirts: SOLD

R32 Gts-T Mspec Aprons : SOLD

Please PM If interested.

Located in Bayswater Victoria.

Thanks.

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I sold my other stock R32 M spec front bar with no driving lights for $250.

This has the mounted driving lights...

Call an import wreckers and see what they quote you for a M spec bar with these mounted driving lights..

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