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Items located in wetherill park sydney pick up is preferred but can post at buyers expense

all prices are negotiable but only serious buyers please......

Item: R33 Steering column complete with ignition barrel and key

Age: R33 lolz 93 - 97 *shrugs*

Condition: deployed airbag column and ignition are fine

Price: $175 ONO

To Fit: (What car) R33 skyline

Location:as above

Contact: as above

Comments: ignition barrell alone will set u back $125 at a wrecking yard and even more from nissan....

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kmon ppl need this stuff gone its taking up room in my already cluttered up garage..... feel free to throw offers my way..... all REASONABLE offers will be considered

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give ya $250 for the headlights if in good condition and need a bonnet to if ya no anyone

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pink sticker AFM and no not willing to swap for a Q45 AFM as i have a working rb25 AFM on my car and this one is a new AFM that i do not need..... also once i have finished engine work on my skyline with new computer i will be running map sensor instead of AFM

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