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I was cleaning out my garage and I found these pieces, hopefully they can come in handy to someone.

Parts are off a 1995 GTS-T, the car was in great condition before I wrecked it.

Parts are located in East Keilor Melbourne, most items will have to be pick up due to size.

Parcel Shelf $20

Complete boot trim SOLD

Stone tray $40

Rear rio $50

Indicators $10

Power steering rack (was working perfectly when removed) $60

Rear seats (dirty, but no damage, rips or burns) $50

Dash vents $25

Front wheels arch plastics $80

BATMBL front pipe (r32 or r33) SOLD

AC Condenser $50

See pics below, make an offer

PM me

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Edited by Blitz_boy

open to trades? swap ya my custom front pipe and split screamer dump for your batmbl one. my mrs wont let me keep the screamer

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Hey,

I need a few of your bits.

I need the powersteering rack, A/C condensor and the front wheel plastics.

If you also have the fan for hte condensor ill buy that aswell.

If you know, how much will postage be to Canberra (2912) or I could possiblty organise a courier to pick them up for me, but you might have to put them all into a box so it will be counted as one consignment.

Get back to me please.

Cheers!

Paul

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