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Just sold the skyline and got a few things leftover.

r32 skyline gtst stock catback (no cat)

$70

2x bbs lm wheels gold with silver lip and bridgestone tyres at 50%

$240

http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/4797/dsc01161vo4.jpg

front strut brace

$40

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prices are negotiable but no stupid offers please. pickup only in melbourne west.

msg me here or call on 0432454387.

pics up by request.

thanks people

Edited by jakez88

damn andrew i said no STUPID OFFERS lolz.. 250 is cheap as for those..if u really want em i'll make u a deal.

dunno what strutbrace it is? previous owner gave it to me as spares and i never had a chance to put it on... its been sprayed black. i'll get pics up for it tomorow

Edited by jakez88

o.k mate i'll try and get pics up but its just a stock cat back. everyone should know what it looks like. pretty good condition and good for clearing the defects. they all gotta go guys

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