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Hey guys, I received this strut brace as a present for my R32 but it doesn't actually fit my R32 (its for an R34 GTR).

I'm told the brace is worth around $1,000 new and that they're very hard to find ??

Anywayz, I'll put it up for $600ono (or nearest offer). I can send out for free to anywhere in Australia.

You can contact me on 040155447, email me at [email protected] or PM me.

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cheers,

Greg

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christ, that is the fattest strut brace ive ever seen!

id buy it if i had the car to put it on :w00t:

Tell me about it.

If I had the car to put it on, I'd keep it too!! :blink:

Greg

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