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Hi Guys, I need to clear out my shed as i horde was too many parts, I'll start with a few.

R32 RB26 crank seems good condition - $450

R32 RB26 Bock (main caps girdle etc) std bore slight scores from cracked ring lands - $300

R32 pistons and rods, good cond but always measure small and big ends before use - $150

R32 GTR standard cam shafts - good cond - $180 the pair

R33 RB25 det bottom end, cracked ring land on number 6, good for rebuild otherwise in vgc - $200

R33 RB25 det head, good condition, no inlet or exhaust manifolds or cams good condition - $180

Located in Adelaide, can ship at your expense, I have access to a freight broker.

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