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Hiim after the drivers side door electric window switch plastic surround....... not with the switchs just the surround itself.....if u could PM me with availability and price thatd b great, cheers Brad

djhatzigiannis: Sold the clutch fan. Ive got the Diff although is from an Auto. $150

5KYLINE: Keeping the switches with the plastic surround at this stage.

dnggskyline: Still got the centre console. Its from a series 2 with airbags.

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mate still havent received the grill, i PM'D u for the details of the package so can call the number and ask them, but u didnt get back to me

the better thing would be you call them as you are the sender.would be a bit more easy this way.Cheers

  Shanu said:
mate still havent received the grill, i PM'D u for the details of the package so can call the number and ask them, but u didnt get back to me

the better thing would be you call them as you are the sender.would be a bit more easy this way.Cheers

Hey mate, not sure what has happened with this grill. Send me your bank details and ill transfer a refund to you. Cheers, Shane.

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