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hey guys have just taken the stock wing off my r34 Gt-t. wicked looking wing however wanted more of the sleek look. it is painted in dark blue/purple pearl standard but rare color. no damage at all (no scratches etc.)

$300 + delivery or pickup.

open to offers.

located in hobart tas.

BTW not my car in the picture but it is the same wing!!

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hey mate im pretty firm on $200 as the wing is in perfect condition no inperfections in paint and not chips or anything.

so depending on how much would cost to freight there.. id say maybe $100 max

will check and let you know

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Hi,

I'm interested but could you check the freight to NSW 2033?

Cheers

hey mate unsure how to check delivery costs, but wouldnt imagine it wouldnt b more than $100 anywhere in aus.

anyone know how to check postage costs,, rough measurements would be 1.5 metres x 30cm x 30cm

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