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interested in the black meter 60k klms. only problem is they sell new off japanparts for $620, since it has klm's on it i can offer you $440. let me know.

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R34 GTR V-spec2 intercooler $500

R34GTR V-spec2 FGK exhaust system $650

Brand new Kakimoto N1 exhaust for GTR34 only $1400

ARC Air Box used in good condition $500

Titan triple plate clutch push type Fully O/H $2000

Nismo pull type Clutch Fully O/H $1600

GTR33 STD intercooler $350

can i see pics of the above please??

.... It's a 2007 thread guys - check before you post. mods - close?

damn i usually check that. this forum needs a mega cleanup. if a for sale thread is more than 6 months old it should be deleted. any wonder theres 2000 pages.

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