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Wrecking Nissan Skyline Series 2 1997

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Engine & gearbox ( minus turbo, engine is painted in blue and silver prismatec, do have pictures if wanting, ) - $4000

Garrett 35/40r turbo with external wastegate ( new in box ) - $1500

R34 Gtst 17" rims, painted in silver prismetic ( excell cond ) - $700

falken tyres, rear are about %40, front %80

Cat back apexi 3 1/2 inch to 4inch exhaust system with apexi cannon - $450

3 1/2 inch ( i think ) dump pipe from just jap to fit stock turbo - $100

turbo smart bov - $150

blitz turbo timer - $50

front driver and passenger seat ( perfect condition ) - $400

rear seats ( also perfect ) - $150

series 2 cluster reading 88,000kms fully working - $140

front and rear calipers, painted professionaly red with nissan badges filed out neatly with brakes pads ( $550 )

front and rear coilovers, unsure on brand, but great condition, - $300

series 2 steering wheel with airbag & passenger airbag, airbag module (under centre console) also whole crash pad in immaculate condition - $650

not wanting to seperate this as I paid $1000 for it complete in working order.

R/H rear tail lamp - $80

L/H rear tail lamp - $80

Boot lid with spoiler - $250

R/H door - $240

L/H door - $240

triple core radiator from justjap ( perfect condition ) will include shroud which I have modified to fit perfect - $180

i do have alot of other parts, cannot think of them

no front end body parts.

best way to contact me is via mobile

0402559887

im in wollongong, easy pick up for sydney people

i do not check pm often but will try my best.

email is [email protected]

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