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for sale r33 gtst series 1 and series 2 parts all gotta go

everything under 100 bucks

got everything apart from front end parts and panels also no engine or box

r33 front cut chassis only $100

r33 rear cut chassis only $100

rear calipers $100 pair

front stock discs $50 pair

rear discs $50 pair

front tanabee struts and springs $100 immac

series 1 rear spoiler $30 inc led

rear rh tails lights x2 $40 each

1/4 windows $70 pair tinted dark

front cross member $40

r33 sunroof $180 (the only thing over 100 bucks)

series 1 interior rear 1/4 panels $40 pair

r33 series 2 parcel shelf $50 inc speaker covers

series 2 rear window $50 no wiper hole

series 1 rear window with wiper hole $50

series 1 and 2 sunvisors $30 pair

rear view mirror $10

rear bar support $30

rear hicas $50

front steering rack $50

rear axles $40 pair 4 pairs aval

heaps more bits interior and exterior just ask and name a price ........

pick up in melb western subs or call 0402090079 will post out items also

Hey mate, glad you're from the Western suburbs too...I need the following, do you have?

- Stock R33 Airbox filter.

- Stock R33 blow-off valve.

- R33 weathershields.

Please confirm and I will pick up any time.

Cheer.

Edited by Spunky Munky

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