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Hey guys,

Have for sale a R34 GT-t Speedo cluster. Approx 110-120 k's. $100AU + $15AU shipping to your doorstep.

Also have a R34 centre air vent for sale $60AU[b/] + $15 AU shipping.

Pm me if your interested

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Centre Air Vent SOLD

Also found some more parts:

- R34 door handle trims $50

- R34 left / right air vents $50

- R34 Roof lights $40

- R34 Sedan master window switch $80

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- R34 Cluster $100

- R34 door handle trims $50

- R34 left / right air vents $50

- R34 Roof lights $40

- R34 Sedan master window switch $80

Or everything for $180

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