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Would trade parts for and xbox 360 or playstation 3

1993 R32 GTR

Black

GTR Bonnet $400

Immaculate and Black in Colour

Front Seats + Rails (immaculate) $600

R32 GTR Wheels with tyres (Excellent - minimal Gutter Rash) $500

R32 GTR Fuel Pump (Perfect) $100

R32 GTR Wing Black (Perfect) $150

R32 GTR Intercooler (Perfect) $200

R32 GTR Intercooler Piping (perfect) $100

R32 GTR Standard Cams Gears (Perfect) $100

R32 GTS-T Front Driver Guard

Black, Minimal Scratch.

$50

R32 GTS-T Coilpacks

Complete set

$50

Inspection Welcome Anytime @

Buddy's Automotives

36 Herbert St

West Ryde

Any Questions Call Anthony on 0400085000

Please Dont Call on Private Number.

Thanks

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