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More part have been added.

*R33 air con controll - $20

*R32 door just a shell $40

-used 87mm N1 piston 24U still in good condition for $800

* Used JUN high beam CONROD still in perfect condition for $1500

*R32 center air vent $60

*R33 center surround $70

*R32 GTR feul tank and pump still in tank $170 or just the pump $100

*Autometer Boost gague white face with cup $60

-R32 GTR bonnet white colour $500

-GTR gear box in working order $1000

*R32 Radiator $150

*GTR turbo a pair (got little play in it) $600

-R32 side Mirror black $450

-OMONI 3 center gague for R32GTR or GTST white face with sensor and wiring $200

-R32 GTR 2 front guard no dent or scratch $400 each

-R32 GTR instrument cluster 320KM alumic brand $200

*R33 GTST rear caliper and rotor $200 97 model

-Greedy pipe for single turbo $200

-Trust oil catch can $50

-R32 GTR rear oil pump $200

*Tranfer case tail shaft $100

- Z32 AFM still in working condition $250 each.

*OS triple plate clutch still in preety good condition heap of meat left $1300

-SARD 75occ injector $800

*GTR starter motor $120

-RB26 alternator $100

*GTR brake master cyclinder $80

*RB26 power steering pump $150

-Trust Type R BOV $320

this goods can be inspect before payment.

if you need any infor pm me or leave me a post.

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