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Item: Rear adjustable camber arms for my old skyline. Never put them in and sold the car.

Item Condition: Brand spanking new

Rego(if applicable): Ummmm Nope

Location: karama Darwin but will ship anywhere.

Website: This one

Reason for Selling: no longer have the car. So i dont need them

Price: $ 150.00 ono

Payment Conditions: Cash

Extra Info: They are brand new and shiny with purty blue anodisation and um adjustable stuffs on them. Can be fitted for you at an additional cost. Can also be aligned at my work for you for a further additional cost

Contact Details: PM and ask for phone number

Pictures: Can get for you tonight.

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still for sale how much deliverd to melbourne

Yeah still for sale 150 delivered to melbourne Let me know asap as there are others wanting them whoever gets in with cash first.

As for Brand i have no idea i think they are drift shop Aus brand not sure. I brought them around a year ago and cant remember as i brought them for 180 off a guy cos he could not be stuffed fitting them.

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