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Item:

a: R34 Full exhaust from Dump to tip including cat. Cat has been gutted.

b: Neo engine Cover

c: RB25DET oil pump

d: 3 inch silencer

e: Front Cover off r34 manaul gearbox

Location:

All items are located on the gold coast

Item Condition:

a: Good condition

b: Few scrathes but good

c: Came off motor at 80k klms was working fine

d: good condition

e: good condition

Reason for Selling:

Selling these as they are just sitting around not going to get used.

Price and Payment Conditions:

a: $150

b: $50

c: $100

d: $20

e: no idea what this is worth name a price

Extra Info:

All parts are located at my brothers place on the gold coast. I have included his phone number

Contact Details:

You can contact me via PM or email [email protected] or you can phone my brother (stephen) on 0412 093 815

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