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Hey guys

I have for sale a pair of R32 GTR Fibreglass rear 1/4 panels.

These would be good for a GTST .

I think that these are heaps better then the normally fibreglass overlays as these are the whole quarter panel, even the little triangle that wraps around to the boot.

The exess needs to be trimmed off as this is how they came out of the mould

In Black Gel coat.

Never fitted, decided to go a different direction.

Located in S.E melbourne. Pick up only

Price: $ 300 ONO

Pm or for a speedy response 0408 055 869

Cheers Tim,

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They were a custom order through Extreme Kits,

They are a genuine 1st set out of the mould which was taken directly from an existing R32 GTR.

They are pretty much a straight fit as far as over fenders go, the excess will need to be trimed which is extremly easy.

Cheers

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