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just pulled out a complete ca package, had a few $$ spent on it before i bought it, new waterpump, all belts changed incl. timing belt, couple new coil packs ect auto box drove smoothly!

need it gone asap $400 this includes, engine/box/loom/ecu/a-c (lines condensor ect) all accesories, radiator and mounts...

also have a 97 SII r33 im wrecking

The car is White complete with front hit, airbag deployed PM if theres something you need but dont see on the list, im unsure on some prices so hit me up!! PREFER LOCAL BUYERS!!

im keeping running gear/brakes... and prefer to keep the car rolling for the moment!

Type M side skirts $120 small crack bout 1-2inchs on front bend

Type M boot spolier/boot $150 good condition

Doors: can come complete or minus trims/switchs/windows $offers

Drivers gaurd slight scratch on front tip $60

Seats F/R series II good cond. $180 front $100 rear $250 the set

Door trims $60 each

COMPLETE F/R SEATS N DOOR TRIMS $350

Clear side gaurd indicators $70 mint cond.

Rear bar with type M pods $100 1 pod is broken on the inner side cant really see it from looking at the car.

rear reo $60

Tail lights mint condition $60 each

Mirrors, good cond. $40 each

Climate control unit $80

rear garnish 'skyline' $40

Elec ariel $40

also for Sale

18x 7.5 maybe 8 unsure, 4 stud pretty normal offsets!

front tyres around 60% rears would be just under legal

heres a pic of the same wheels

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...t&id=120446

after 700o.n.o will need some stockys and price will be reduced with them

greedy style plenum with 80mm billet throttle body to suit RB25 (adapter plate has already been welded on so t/b bolts straight on) $450

White P1 buddy clubs 5x 114.3 17x 8 17x 9 (guessing) goodyear eagle F1's 235 fronts bridgtone potenza re001 adrenilans 255 rear, tyres are pretty much brand new, very good cond need a clean came off a r33, i did want to keep these but dont clear the struts on my s13 (yes i have coil overs but car is going to regency) $1750

i will need at least a pair if 5 stud wheels for my car to roll around on haha

S.A only

THINGS I AM AFTER

S13 silvia bonnet, gaurds and nismo front bar

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Type M side skirts $100 small crack bout 1inch on front bend

Type M boot spolier and boot $120 good condition

Doors: can come complete or minus trims/switchs/windows $offers

Drivers gaurd slight scratch on front tip $50

Seats F/R series II good cond. $150 front $80 rear $200 the set

Door trims $50 each

COMPLETE F/R SEATS N DOOR TRIMS $300

Rear type M pods $40 1 pod is broken on the inner side cant really see it from looking at the car.

rear reo $30

Tail lights mint condition $40 each

Mirrors, good cond. $20 each

Climate control unit $70

Elec ariel $40

alot more parts available!

the 4 stud 18's now $700

greddy style plenum with 80mm billet t/b $400

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