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here is for sale a tuff looking spoiler for a r33 skyline. it is iin good condition and will suit anyone with a white r33 or it will need a re spray to suit your colour. It was removed from my car. It has a couple of nicks and slight scracthes but a polish would fix that

Price $250

item is pick up from keilor in western suburbs of melbourne or postage to be organised by buyer!

If you have any other questions please call me 0402090079

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PRICE DROP 180ono

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