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I was really after the pair of headlights. The bit i meant is outlined in the pic below. Also has it got an airbag steering wheel? If not how much for that too?

Cheers.

http://tinypic.com/r/sqob9u/5

Yep i see the photo and Ive got that part. Steering wheel is exactly like the one in your photo, not sure if the are air bagged or not.

Cool, pm me your addy and phone number

np

got the front brake shims? the plate between the pads and the pistons?

Sorry mate, will only sell as package.

is the exhaust stainless or mild?

Sorry mate, its mild, 3" or 3.5", no idea on brand, have 1 mid muffler and 1 oval shapped end muffler. Mandrel bent.

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Yep i see the photo and Ive got that part. Steering wheel is exactly like the one in your photo, not sure if the are air bagged or not.

That's what I'm after, how much are you after for each of them?

Cheers.

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