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everything needs to go so no offer to ridiculous (unless somebody outbids u)

s15 dash with vents intact $300

S15 glovebox $80

s15 centre console $80

s15 airbags with module (drivers and passengers) $450

s15 rear cradle with most arms intact $200

s15 diff.. very tight $300

s15 cross member $100

s15 tailshaft $100

s15 power steering rack $100

s15 tie rods $50 each with ends

s15 abs thingy in the engine bay that attaches to the firewall $100

s15 rear disks $50 pair

s15 stock clutch with plenty life left $100

s15 side mirrors $100

s15 rear bars (black/blue or pewter) in very good condition $50 each (ADM)

s15 botlid ADM spec r... $100

s15 taillights $150

s15 stock cooler with all piping $120

s15 stock air box with piping $120

s15 fuel filler lid in blue $50

a31 cefiro interior seat fron and back $100 (the rare brown colour)

cefiro stock steering wheel $30

cefiro steering rack with tie rods $100

Greddy oil catch can $70 SOLD

3" x 40 cm silicon hose $30

4-5stud spacers... easiest 5 stud conversion... 20 mm set of 4... $300

front 5 stud hubs.. require bearings and studs... $300

plus a plethora of other shit iv accumulated over the years...

will update through the next week with pics upon request

cheers

pics available

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...owtopic=379337#

  • 7 months later...
everything needs to go so no offer to ridiculous (unless somebody outbids u)

s15 dash with vents intact $300

S15 glovebox $80

s15 centre console $80

s15 airbags with module (drivers and passengers) $450

s15 rear cradle with most arms intact $200

s15 diff.. very tight $300

s15 cross member $100

s15 tailshaft $100

s15 power steering rack $100

s15 tie rods $50 each with ends

s15 abs thingy in the engine bay that attaches to the firewall $100

s15 rear disks $50 pair

s15 stock clutch with plenty life left $100

s15 side mirrors $100

s15 rear bars (black/blue or pewter) in very good condition $50 each (ADM)

s15 botlid ADM spec r... $100

s15 taillights $150

s15 stock cooler with all piping $120

s15 stock air box with piping $120

s15 fuel filler lid in blue $50

a31 cefiro interior seat fron and back $100 (the rare brown colour)

cefiro stock steering wheel $30

cefiro steering rack with tie rods $100

Greddy oil catch can $70 SOLD

3" x 40 cm silicon hose $30

4-5stud spacers... easiest 5 stud conversion... 20 mm set of 4... $300

front 5 stud hubs.. require bearings and studs... $300

plus a plethora of other shit iv accumulated over the years...

will update through the next week with pics upon request

cheers

pics available

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...owtopic=379337#

Hey mate,

Do you still have the s15 parts?

Interested in the centre console and the tail lights?

do you have pics also where about r u located as I am in W.A

Cheers

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