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I have a brand new C West bodykit for 34 GTR, willing to seperate vented fibreglass bonnet.

Got a pic of the bonnet? :banana:

How much are you after for it?

OMG !!!!! 6K FOR A BONNET !!!

You can get a CF replica one here if you're not willing to part with $6000 :banana:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Skyline-GTR34-BNR34...=item1e5854e16b

Hi mate... I got a R34 Carbon Fibre bonnet ( i think its TOP secret). it came with the car from japan. i never used it... it has few damages, but its easy to fix.. send me a PM if your intrested or sms me on 043435204.

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