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Hey guys i have now moved house which has a tiny garage and dads getting pissed off that i keep bringing home new front bars and seats and shit lol so im selling the following few things so make more room.

R32 GTST seats - Dont care if these dont sell just thought i would post up incase someone needs some - make me an offer.

Small portable air compressor second hand, wheels broken but can still be moved round easily.

Air hose on a reel like the ones at petrol stations and can be mounted on a wall.

Also i have a second hand but great working analog tyre pressure pump for the conpressor also like the ones that servos have.

Ill sell all that for $75 then all you need is a air tool kit and this will make working on your car soooooooooo much less stressfull.

R32 gtst front drivers guard in white. Good straight condition - $50

All parts located in melbourne. No postage.

PM me or post here.

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Hey mate you can pick up either of those times. No tears or rips in the hoses. Dont have a camera so cant take pics at the moment. Your welcome to come have a look and check it out. Just need to make space.

Cheers

Had 3 people want to come have a look but none have shown up so first one here witht the money gets it. All yours basti if you want it - pm me to organise a time. Compressor is 21L and 2HP. AK reels is the brand of the hose on a locakable reel.

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