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As it says, I've got a genuine S2 Dolphin Bodykit thats just been freshly painted in White Pearl (Nov 07). It's fitted at the moment & I'm fed up with how low it is (it does look hot though). I'm after a complete Standard OR Dayz body kit preferably in white pearl plus $500 ono for it. (preferably in SE QLD/ North NSW as I live in Toowoomba)

It does have a crack in the front bar, but if your handy with fibreglass it should be no problem.

PM or Phone: 0402 909 020.

Regards,

Jeff

Edited by Techo

I wonder how hard thatd be to post to Tassie (and vice versa)??

As thats exactly what I've been looking at getting.....

If all else fails its proabably worth thinking about!!

I have the same rear wing, they are different to normal, but I cant work out why mine has it with the standard kit, its not a Dayz or anything.

Also, I will be moving to the mainland for work for three months in March, but dunno if Melb or Syd or if will be able to take my car?? Oh well, see how things go I might be at least half way in that direction, chances are I wont be though, but I want that kit :) ....

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