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front right guard? or is that bent?

yeah sorry mate it's bent

Hi, Thanks for the quick PM RE: Wing Mirrors. Unfortunately I can't reply to it because I don't have at least 10 posts up!

How much for postage to Melb? Can you put your email addy in the next PM and I'll shoot you a message.

Thanks -Tom

email sent :D

willing to just sell the 2 rear shocks no springs? what condition are they in? any noises/damage etc?

cheers

Sorry mate i'm looking to sell them together. no noise or damage though.

Hey mate, got the engine bay aircon fan and windscreen wiper nozzle pumps left?

I've still got the washer bottle & pumps, but not the aircon fan sorry

hey buddy do u have the rear boot with wing?

I've got the boot but no wing, Pm me if interested

cheers

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just remembered, do you have the front guard liners? only after the front half that go from under the front bumper and half way up the guard

are series 1 and series 2 ones the same?

how much?

thanks

E mail sent

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just remembered, do you have the front guard liners? only after the front half that go from under the front bumper and half way up the guard

are series 1 and series 2 ones the same?

how much?

thanks

Sorry mate S1/2 guard liners are slightly different

pm sent

do you still have the windsheild?

Pm replied!

hey mate if you still have this stuff? pm me a price on,

rear calipers,

rear backing plates,

rotors and pads,

and handbrake cables,

cheers,mike

pretty keen on the instrument dash. pm me !!!

Sorry mate its sold!

what about $80 of driver side power window?

i just need only the motor.

Sorry this is sold too

i no its not listed but u got a front strut brace?

Sorry mate don't have any strut braces

hey mate if you still have this stuff? pm me a price on,

rear calipers,

rear backing plates,

rotors and pads,

and handbrake cables,

cheers,mike

PM sent

If you have the manual gear knob in great condition, please send a PM my way.

Sorry mate it didnt have a stock nob

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