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r32 parts>>

gtst bonnet, $100

gtst bonnet, lip cut, gtr look, needs a bit work $100

right Guard, $50

right door, $50

rear bar, $50 x2

gtr rims with tyres, $500

type m seats, front and rear, $150 set, rear have tears, ok condition

window difusers, $100

full car wiring loom, $150

rb20det parts, ask, got lots!!!

rb20det manual box,short shifter, $700

exedy clutch, needs new clutch plate, $150

cluster surrounding, like new, perfect condition, $150

lots of interior pieces, ask!!

s13 parts>>

standard air box, $100

ca18det wiring loom with computer, $50

lots of interior pieces, ask !!!

rear bar, $50 x2

front seats, $100

rear seats, $80

windows, ask !!

located in st albans, western suburbs, pm me, fone is not working atm

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RB20 box in good condish?

box in great condition, wen it was last on car, poped wheelies, strong box, got pics, has short shifter, rb20det box

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