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r32 type M brakes including hubs n shiz --- $1000ono

18" 8 1/2 & 9 1/2 impulse ( one slight ding ) -- $1000ono

power fc (ap engineering ) direct plug rb20 --$1000 ( no controller )

pods plastic blak in color -- $150

r32 type M front bar black few scratches --$200

radiator turbo 32 -- $150

tomei gtr dash 300klmh -- $350ono

vents left & centre -- $150 pair or $80ea

3inch supercat zorst s/s -- $250ono

advance front/dump hola cat 3" -- $150

lower control arms -- $120

castor rods -- $100

alternator -- $50

passenger door complete blak -- $200ono

Afm green label -- $100

tail lights -- $100pair

indicators -- $50pair

many other parts

diff,x member,windows etc wrecking a complete r32-92 type M

Pm for anything

if want pics plz write ya Email

Cheers

  • 3 weeks later...

Hey buddy

you wouldnt have the left air vent on you still?

also do you have the the rubber boot surrounding for the gearstick and the leather aswell?? =]

cheers

Michael

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