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Original R33 GTR NISSAN SKYLINE Front Grill.

LOCATION: Gold Coast

POSTAGE: $15 or Free Pickup

PRICE: $220 Or best Offer. Or Bid on it at EBAY: BID ON GTR GRILL ON EBAY

This grill is in good condition, painted in GTR Sonic Silver, and will direct fitt to a R33 GTR or with small mods to a R33 gtst.

Grill will look the best on a Series 1 R33 GTST, and R33 GTR as it will fit perfectly againt the headlights/bonnet and front bar with no problems at all.

This was fitted to my R33 GTST Series 2, but i had to make some crazy changed to get it to stay in, (No changes to the grill at all).

If your looking to fit this to a Series 2 GTST it will not be a perfect fit due to the tilt of the headlights, but you are welcome to try as i have seen some with it fitted in very well.

Has Original badge and clip area for a original GTR badge to clip into, also has original plastic mesh in perfect condition. I have cut a GTR Emblem in half to have a GT badge on the grill. if you do not want this on, just tell me and i can take it off with no issues or marks, its just a 3D sticker..

There is a small half a CM mark were my bonnet bumped the grill, but it has only takin of the paint and left the primer and no cracks or scratch. THIS IS CIRCLED IN RED.

Reason for Selling: I have bought a front bar and grill combo in one, as i was getting annoyed with the none perfect look of the grill not fitting in my series 2 correctly.

I'm a bit sad to sell this as i love the gtr stuck out grill look :). hope some one will make it look nice on there R33.

I would advise a respray of paint as there are some marks and so on from being a front grill on a lowered car :(, but it will still look good without it..

Pickup Welcome on the Gold Coast or can Post any were for $15

Pictures takin are the genuine imaging of the grill i am selling

THIS IS ALSO ON EBAY: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=180326302387

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