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Wrecking R32 Gtst4 Turbo Manual Melbourne

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wrecking r32 gts4 turbo manual in melb

not many interior parts avaliable

engine complete minus injectors $900

complete gearbox manual $900

tail shaft $150

rear diff $300

drive shafts $150 pair

complete brake setup inc rotors calipers hubs $400

stock suspension front and rear springs and struts $170

left hand door $100

right hand door $100

rear bar $80

rear tail lights $150 pair

boot lid $70

rear cut $200

fuel tank $50

front cross member $50

dashboard x2 $40 each

left hand electric mirror $40

IF YOU ARE NOT HAPPY WITH THE PRICES JUST PM ME AN OFFER AND WE CAN SORT OUT A DEAL

alot more parts avaliable just ask or call 0402090079 parts are located in laverton north in melbournes western suburbs

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Space saver spare tire and oil pressure sender from the engine please, can pickup on weekend.

Tried calling, no ans. your message bank is full too. :rolleyes:

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have you got front front upper control arms, third links, lower control arms and castor rods for both left and right?

if he doesnt have castor rods then i do if gtst is the same

but see if he has it first coz its his thread and its only fair

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