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Plastic R33 Drift Lip / Boot Spoiler Painted White Ready To Bolt On Gts, Gts-t, Gtr

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Selling my plastic R33 Drift Lip / Bootlid spoiler to suit R33 2 Door GTS, GTS-T and GTRs. The spoiler is ready to fit comes with clips and bolts and is currently painted in factory white colour.

Price - $250 - The price of a poorly fitting unpainted fibreglass one

Location - Adelaide pickup preferred but will package and courier interstate at buyers expense. Would be approx $40 Metro VIC, $50 Metro NSW etc

Contact - PM or SMS 0404998591

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this is a beautifull rear wing as i believe its possibly my old one.. very raare in plastic also...

Sure is mate I now have an even rarer one that a mate had lying in his shed which lips out further at the back.

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I might know someone whos in adelaide who will buy this from you nig, ill ask him on monday when i see him at work for you as hes been chasing one of these

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