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Hi Guys

Just got some left over parts from my manual conversion.

R34 GTT Auto gearbox with bits and pieces = $600 ONO (i think its the whole conversion kit, might be missing a few things)

R34 GTT Auto Diff (4:08:1) = $350 ONO

R34 GTT Auto ECU = $200 FIRM

R34 back end tail shaft = $50

R33 front end tail shaft = $50 (the one on top in the picture)

R33 break pedal = $50 (no rubber pedal)

I am willing to separate the small bits and pieces that came off my car, but if someone wants the whole lot for a manual to auto conversion PM me. Not sure if these parts will fit the R33, maybe someone on the forum can help with that.

Also willing to post the small items (at buyers expense), the big items listed will be pick up only as i cbf organising freight.

Parts are located in Liverpool/ Villawood

PM Will on here or on 0402 292 385

Pics below:

Edited by AhhDirtyFour

PRICE DROP!

R34 GTT Auto gearbox with bits and pieces = $500 ONO (i think its the whole conversion kit, might be missing a few things)

R34 GTT Auto Diff (4:08:1) = $250 ONO

R34 back end tail shaft = $25

R33 front end tail shaft = $25 (the one on top in the picture)

R33 break pedal = $25 (no rubber pedal)

Other bits and pieces PM me

PRICE DROP!

R34 GTT Auto gearbox with bits and pieces = $400 ONO (i think its the whole conversion kit, might be missing a few things)

R34 GTT Auto Diff (4:08:1) = $250 ONO

R33 front end tail shaft = $25 (the one on top in the picture)

R33 break pedal = $25 (no rubber pedal)

Other bits and pieces PM me

Last bump guys

These parts will be THROWN OUT in 2 weeks if no one wants them

I'd prefer it help someone out then going to the junk heap

Final Bump!

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