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hi all,

c110 import 2000gtx grill gc $make an offer

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lowerd king springs 1.5" suit r30 gc $100

15" r31 chaser rims $200

r31 ti 15" mags $150

z31 mags $150

gts/x r31 mags$150

kkr430 turbo little use vgc $350

r32 s2 turbos (x2) $150 each

r34 neo turbo with vg30 rear housing chip'd blade $250

dr30 parts:

early rs after burner tail lights vgc $220 incl. post(aust)

ive got bonnet,headlights,filler and lower spoiler thingo with intercooler vent. $500

2nd set of headlights $200

2nd bonnet $180

mob. 0400 328786

jon.

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hey mate im gonna have to pull out on that offer as its gonna cost too much to ship it all to Melbourne, plus i dont need the bonnet or lights.

if anyone wants to buy the wole lot i will buy the filler panel off ya!

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