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Hey all,

I am after a R33 CF bonnet or possiby FG ones but I am having trouble sourcing at a descent price.

If anone has a second hand bonnet they want to sell please PM me otherwise anyone that has a good place in mind please also let me know - thank advance.

Thanks.

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Hey all,

I am after a R33 CF bonnet or possiby FG ones but I am having trouble sourcing at a descent price.

If anone has a second hand bonnet they want to sell please PM me otherwise anyone that has a good place in mind please also let me know - thank advance.

Thanks.

Hi Kevin, we have Genuine Japanese D Speed Carbon Bonnets for ECR33 Series 1 in stock at $1099 + Freight.

dsbonnetecr33.jpg

For more details or to purchase online, please visit our website at the URL below:

http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...=328&page=1

Cheers,

Steve

I have a T style carbon bonnet for Series 1 R33 GTST. It has been damaged in freight.

Paid $1000. Selling for $600 + freight.

You can paint over it and repair.

Or paint over it and black the damage. It not heavily damaged.

Hey Buddy

Dave here from Jap Ware house in Melbourne.

We have a japanese import carbon bonnet. Second hand and in good condition.(made from proper carbon fibre, the real thing.) other wise we have new carbon bonnets for sale if you like.

Give us a call or if you like send me your number and we would be more then happy to call you back, we can have qa chat about it.

Dave

Jap Warehouse

61B Assembly Drive Tullamarine, VIC 3043

PH 9338 5277 or 0419 155 720 or 0402 453 527

We are open till late, so please call.

Speak soon.

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