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Got some R34 gt-t stock parts for sale....All are in reasonable condition....taken off the car at around 50000 k's...Cant be bothered to research prices so all are open to offers.

I am located in the hills district sydney and parts only availiable for pick up.

Contact: Steve - 0422633232

Parts:

Stock Suspension

Complete Stock exhaust (front pipe through to muffler tip)

Standard Side mount intercooler (with are vent thing, mounting bracket and a bit of pipe)

As i said i dont know what these parts are worth so just make an offer if you are interested...i am pretty easy going.

cheers Steve

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$20 for the exhaust if your keen, you prob think thats nothing but not many people want them.. Let me know if your keen.

20 is a lil low mate...i seen them selll for 200 b4 so maybe a lil closer to the 100 mark would be nice

SHOTGUN SMIC plzzzz need it sent to melbourne though :D im willing to pay for expenses

man can u please give me a call tomoz during the day to sort stuff out...that way i can post it in the arvo...

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