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R34 Gtr Nur Rb26 Coil Cover Badge


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Hi guys,

I have this brand new RB26 Coil Cover Badge/Emblem from an R34 GTR NUR Edition.

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This is a Genuine Nissan part and has a slight metallic gold fleck to it compared with the standard R34 GTR badge.

Still in the original plastic sleeve and box, this has never been used and was only removed from the package for a photo.

Perfect little add-on for your engine bay to replace the boring looking older 'Nissan Twin Cam 24 Valve' badge, especially if you are painting your engine covers ;)

Reason for sale? I purchased a Tomei ornament badge instead to match my engine.

Im asking $140.00 firm.

Pickup available from North Ryde in Sydney - Also happy to post at the buyers expense.

Cheers.

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Hi mate, very interested, just wondering how much it would roughly be delivered to adelaide.

Also noticed that your selling Complete engine covers set, just wondering if its still for sale, if not, would you be willing to sell the coil pack cover seperatly?

Cheers,

Simon.

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Hi mate, very interested, just wondering how much it would roughly be delivered to adelaide.

Also noticed that your selling Complete engine covers set, just wondering if its still for sale, if not, would you be willing to sell the coil pack cover seperatly?

Cheers,

Simon.

Hey Simon, an express bag is about $8 from memory.

The engine covers are still for sale, but given they are cheap already im not too keen to split up the coil cover.

Cheers,

Nick

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