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Hi All,

Cleaning out the garage and found all these parts as I have sold my car

GFB boost controller (Blue) x $50

http://www.gofastbits.com/index.php?parent...b_option=atomic

GTR AirBox x $150

Headlights RHS and LHS (LHS there a bit that's broken off for the mounting so it needs to be weld back) x 180 set

Apexi Strut brace (red) x $150

Stock Control arm and bushes x $100

Tien Coilover HA - $200

Stock Cat - $50

Will get pictures tonight

Pick up preferbly will post but at buyers cost

Cheers

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