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hey guys pulling whole car apart,

car: 1990 nissan skyline r32 gtst

color white

- r33 rims very good condition with atleast 90% tread on tyres: $300

r33rims.jpg

- boss kit works with hicas(almost new): $80

bosskitbox.jpg

- deep dish steering wheel(almost new): $50

steeringwheel.jpg

- rb20det engine around 180,000km been told its a very clean engine although needs a coil pack which i have ready: $1200 will seperate parts off it if interested like bov, turbo etc..

- stock radiator: $90 sold

- cooler piping: $20 sold

- stock afm: $40 sold

- front pipe: $40 sold

- stock intercooler: $50

stockintercooler.jpg

- driver, passenger, rear seats: $100 each

driverseat.jpg

rearseats.jpg

- chopped gtst bonnet with gtr lip: $150

- alternator: $60

- auto gearbox: $450

- rear taillights: $100 pair

- front rotors (brand new, put them in almost a week ago) : $200

frontrotors.jpg

- front brake calipers: $130

- new belts put in like a month ago: $40 for all

newbelts.jpg

- fron tie rod ends (brand new,put in same time as rotors): $40 for both

- driver side power window switch: $60

driverwindowswitch.jpg

- electric mirrors: $50 each

passengerelectricmirror.jpg

driverelectricmirror.jpg

- seatbelts: $40 both

- rear pods(black, needs decent respray): $40 both

rearpods.jpg

- stock exhuast: $80

- gearbox mount(new, put in week ago): $40

- rear bumper: $50

- drive shaft: $100

- coolent overflow tank: $20

- steering column surround: $30

- center console: $20

centreconsole.jpg

- driver side headlight: $40

driverheadlight.jpg

- passenger side indicator(full orange): $50

passengersideindicator.jpg

- sun vizers: $20 both

sunvisers.jpg

- rear 1/4 trims: $70 both

rearquartertrims.jpg

- starter motor: $70

- passenger side front guard: $60

passengerfrontgaurd.jpg

- 12inch dual sub box, didnt fit my r32 by only about a couple inches on each corner: $90

- climate control: $40

- pioneer mp3 cd player: $120

climatecontrolcdplayer.jpg

- JL 6x9 rear speakers: $40 both

JL6x9s.jpg

- front and rear window: $70 each

- passenger door, window seal bit recked: $40

passengerdoor.jpg

- driver door: $60

driverdoor.jpg

- interior light: $30

interiorlight.jpg

- glove box: $30

glovebox.jpg

- ash tray: $20

ashtray.jpg

- dimister & light switch: $20

demisterswitch.jpg

- hazards & tune: switch: $20

- windscreen wiper/washer switch: $20

hazrads.jpg

- rear view mirror: $20

rearviewmirror.jpg

- genuine nissan skyline floor mats: $30 front/back

skylinecarpet.jpg

alot more is available on the car, so just ask if your looking for anything and if you want pics of parts, let me know and i can take those also.

located melbourne, s.e. suburbs

pm on here

cheers

WHOEVER HAD PM'D ME FOR PARTS PLEASE MESSAGE ME AGAIN AS I HAVE LOST ALL MY MESSAGES THANKS

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just thought I'd write down the list again without the pics so its easier for people to see

r33 rims very good condition with atleast 90% tread on tyres: $300

- boss kit works with hicas(almost new): $80

- deep dish steering wheel(almost new): $50

- rb20det engine around 180,000km been told by a mechanic its a very clean engine although needs a coil pack which i have ready: $1200 will seperate parts off it if interested like bov, turbo etc..

- stock radiator: $90

- stock intercooler: $50

- driver, passenger, rear seats: $100 each

- chopped gtst bonnet with gtr lip: $150

- alternator: $60

- auto gearbox: $450

- rear taillights: $100 pair

- front rotors (brand new, put them in almost a week ago) : $200

- front brake calipers: $130

- new belts put in like a month ago: $40 for all

- fron tie rod ends (brand new,put in same time as rotors): $40 for both

- driver side power window switch: $60

- electric mirrors: $50 each

- seatbelts: $40 both

- rear pods(black, needs decent respray): $40 both

- stock exhuast: $80

- gearbox mount(new, put in week ago): $40

- rear bumper: $50

- drive shaft: $100

- coolent overflow tank: $20

- steering column surround: $30

- center console: $20

- passenger side indicator(full orange): $40

- sun vizers: $20 both

- rear 1/4 trims: $70 both

- starter motor: $70

- passenger side front guard: $60

- 12inch dual sub box, didnt fit my r32 by only about a couple inches on each corner: $90

- climate control: $40

- pioneer mp3 cd player: $120

- JL 6x9 rear speakers: $40 both

- front and rear window: $70 each

- passenger door, window seal bit recked: $40

- driver door: $60

- interior light: $30

- glove box: $30

- ash tray: $20

- dimister & light switch: $20

- hazards & tune: switch: $20

- windscreen wiper/washer switch: $20

- rear view mirror: $20

- stock radiator

- front pipe

- afm

- cooler piping

- stock airbox

all sold

on hold(waiting for payment)

- driver/passenger seatbelts

- dash vents

- passenger window switch

- demister vents

- door seals

- chopped bonnet

- driver door trim

- headlight

- door seals

- rear window surrounds

sold:

aircon vents

dimister vents

passenger side window seal

centre console lid

boot carpet

driver headlight

passenger indicator

rear pods

driver side door trim

passenger window switch

still got plenty more on the car available

Panikin: thanks for quick easy payment, I've posted your vents/window switch today

pm's sent to all

cheers

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