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Hey im after a plumb back blow off valve 1 that will fit straight into a gtst r33, also after a MSPEC Grill Which is a series 1.5 (95) model And also after some side skirts...

All items needed ASAP Will pay Cash on pickup

Please PM me on prices, location (preferably in Sydney) and if possible send me a pic of the item you have for sale......

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ive got a stock r33 gtst bov. it works perfectly when i used her @ 14psi. u can have it for $50 inc postage. im in melb.

i have side skirts to... there abit damaged underneath but u cant see that part. i got em like that and noone could tell. there painted black. can have both skirts for $100 + delivery. i had em delivered from nsw to me in vic and it was only about $20-30.. i think we paid the courier abit extra to be more careful...

Hey im after a plumb back blow off valve 1 that will fit straight into a gtst r33, also after a MSPEC Grill Which is a series 1.5 (95) model And also after some side skirts...

All items needed ASAP Will pay Cash on pickup

Please PM me on prices, location (preferably in Sydney) and if possible send me a pic of the item you have for sale......

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