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I have a heap of R34GTR parts lying around so out they go!!

Exedy twin plate EC $1400

Complete EC Getrag Gearbox/transfer case $4000

Active rear diff and driveshafts $800

Nismo 320km Cluster $500 *SOLD*

Brembo Gold F & R calipers and front discs, good pads $2000

Rear wing $800

Carbon Undertray (slightly damaged but easy repair) $900

New carpet $450

HKS Hyper exhaust $450

Steering wheel (airbag) $350

Lots and lots of other parts not listed, I have nearly a whole car in bits, so PM me if you are chasing something specific......

Would prefer pick-up in Melb, but can freight at buyers expense.

Prices are neg, but lay off the stupid lowballs pls.

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