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Iv got GTR everything for sale.

- GTR, Front bar

- GTR, Rear bar

- GTR, Side skirts

- GTR, Grill

- GTR, Rear spoiler/wing

-ALL WHITE AS SEEN IN PICS-

- GTR, stearing wheel

- 2x GTR 16"x8" rims, with near new 225/50/16

Iv just bought a URAS body kit. So all GTR stuff is going.

Im not sure what this stuff is worth, so i would like to just take some offers.

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Iv got GTR everything for sale.

- GTR, Front bar $200

- GTR, Rear bar/pods $

- GTR, Side skirts $

- GTR, Grill $100

- GTR, Rear spoiler/wing $150

-ALL WHITE AS SEEN IN PICS-

- GTR, stearing wheel $80

- 2x GTR 16"x8" rims, with near new 225/50/16 an 2X 16''X6.5 gts-t rims $300 all

Iv just bought a URAS body kit. So all GTR stuff is going.

Im not sure what this stuff is worth, so i would like to just take some offers.

Hey mate,

Got cash and wanting the front bar ? Will you post to Tas 7010 ? if so i'll take it straight up.. Come with the front lip too ?

Whats the condition like on it ?

yeah right

Its ok hoys a mate and we both want gtr copy front bars. I already pm'd about the front bar last night just didnt say anything in the thread.

yeah i realised that, thought it might have been a genuine two piece though, also the side skirts are type-m not gtr

99% its a fiberglass copy as the lip is different and looks fiberglassed on to the front bar. Correct about the sideskirts too

its a gtr front bar n grille n rear spoiler

type-m factory side skirts and rear pods...

.... still.. all cheap prices..gl wif the sale

WOOW !! I apoligise everyone!!!!!

I did not Know the side skirts Are Type-M..

Im not much of a skyline expert ={ sorry people.

thanks for the head up guys.

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