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R34 Gtr Nismo Gauges White320kmh /bilstein Coilovers

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i have a nismo 320 kmh gauge cluster for r34 gtr in white

brand new (according to the old owner), i never fitted it to my gtr, still in box

price is 850

i have a set of Jap edition bilstein coilovers out of the same car, changed to a smoother ride

this things are 4k new, i originally wanted 1100 for them but have since sold the car.

in good condition and were amazing as expected, price is 550

no i dont have pics, im sure everyone has seen white nismo gauges and coilovers before :)

also dont have the time, sorry

please direct all inquiries via phone as im not on here often, items are located in the ACT

Cheers

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You may want to rethink the cluster price buddy, you can buy them cheaper new from quite a few parts

importers...

well go and buy one mate i paid 1k for it and unique autosport sell theres for $1795.00 so go put your comments some where else

or maybe ring me to discuss instead of f**king my thread shit kicker

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