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Hey there,

I'm after the following parts for a R33 GTST Series 1:

1. Drivers Side Regulator (Little Black Box sits inside the drivers side door)

2. Plastic Dash Surround (Goes around steering wheel and CD Player)

3. Passanger Side Runner (Plastic Peice on the passanger side that says "Skyline")

4. Drivers Side Plastic Inner Guard

5. Plastic Gear Surround Auto

Anyhow, if you could PM me your best prices sent to Brisbane (4127) that'd be good, thanks.

Thanks for your time, regards - Aron.

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Hey there,

I'm after the following parts for a R33 GTST Series 1:

1. Drivers Side Regulator (Little Black Box sits inside the drivers side door)

2. Plastic Dash Surround (Goes around steering wheel and CD Player)

4. Passanger Side Runner (Plastic Peice on the passanger side that says "Skyline")

Anyhow, if you could PM me your best prices sent to Brisbane (4127) that'd be good, thanks.

Thanks for your time, regards - Aron.

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