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Hey guys to keep it simple for you ive got a list of what parts ive got left and photos!

Rear tailgate with lights,glass,wing $350

Left side doors $150ea

Left front Guard $60

Seats complete set $150

Sunvisors $40

Seatbelts complete set $60

Rear boot flooring $50

Gearbox reco'd $400!!

Right side Mirror $50

Complete dash and cluster $200

Lsd Diff and shafts $350

Rear reo $50

2x 350Z rims no tyres $200

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that would be $80 for postage on top of what he wants price wise for the diff i'd assume. they are damn heavy

Yes - $350 + ~$80. Just wondered if it had a part number (how do you identify diff's?) and if it would fit a series 2 stagea... an LSD would be nice and this sounded like a cheap way to get one, if it's in good condition... plus I've got the a faulty pressure switch in the attesa accumulator which requires removal of the rear diff' to replace apparently.

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