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I have the following items for sale:

R33GT-R Brembo brakes front and rear - includes calipers, rotors and pads, in very good condition. Ideal upgrade for R32GT-R or any GTS-T.

$2000 ono

R33GT-R standard front and rear seats out of a series 1, in excellent condition.

$1000 ono

Prefer Melbourne buyer (especially seats) but will ship interstate at buyers expense.

PM or reply here.

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Hi mate might be interested in the fuel rail.

do you have any pictures if you could forward them to

[email protected] and do you know how old the rail is?

Thanks

Garth

Fuel rail is 2 years old and done about 6000km.

Will get pics to you by the weekend..

I'll take the full set of front and rear brembos if you'll take preference for the set together over splitting.

PM me some contact details and we'll sort something out.

Cheers,

Alan

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