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Hey guys, I have a R33 GTR bonnet here, alliminium obviously

Has a single vent in it and has been professionally installed and painted,

is the standard midnight purple colour from a 1995 GTR skyline

also has a N1 lip that was broken off, but could be silliconed back on with no trouble!

I have no idea what its worth so lets start at $1000ono for bonnet and lip. I know the lips are worth $700 new from nissan.

no pictures sorry at this stage, will have some on the weekend as the bonnet is locked away in storage!

I can post it but its not going to be cheap lol!

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Hey guys, I have a R33 GTR bonnet here, alliminium obviously

Has a single vent in it and has been professionally installed and painted,

is the standard midnight purple colour from a 1995 GTR skyline

also has a N1 lip that was broken off, but could be silliconed back on with no trouble!

I have no idea what its worth so lets start at $1000ono for bonnet and lip. I know the lips are worth $700 new from nissan.

no pictures sorry at this stage, will have some on the weekend as the bonnet is locked away in storage!

I can post it but its not going to be cheap lol!

Pic please,like to see where and how the vent installed and condition of lip

cheers

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Pics are coming guys i have it in storage along with alot of other parts and its about an hours drive, im going up next week and will be taking pics!

I have found out that I can post it... But its not going to be cheap hahah

Track this thread pics up this weekend!

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