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cusco castor rods 100 bux

Stock BOV’s $100

Stock ic piping $100

Full engine wiring loom $250

Gtr computer $100

Stock radiator with shroud $150

Front hubs $250

GTR gearbox $550 crunch in to 4th (standard)

Dash $100

Gtr engine crossmemeber $200

Peddle box $120

Bear front cut ( good for rad replacement) $300

Steering column $100

Steering rack and power steering pump $250

Lower control arm $120 pair

Fuse box $80

Starter motor $150(includes wiring)

Stock turbos $400

Sold stuff

IC $200 ( jenna has already flogged this)

Front struts $50 (jenna has already flogged this)

Stock steering wheel in good nick $100

Clutch lines and slave cylinder

gear knob sold

stock air flow metres SOLD

Abs $50

Break master cylinder $150

update

brake lines $50

air con compressor $50

Stock BOV’s $100

Stock ic piping $100

Full engine wiring loom $250

Gtr computer $100

Front hubs $250

GTR gearbox $550 crunch in to 4th (standard)

Dash $100

Peddle box $120

Bear front cut ( good for rad replacement) $300

Steering column $100

Steering rack and power steering pump $250

Lower control arm $120 pair

Fuse box $80

Stock turbos $400

Sold stuff

IC $200 ( jenna has already flogged this)

Front struts $50 (jenna has already flogged this)

Stock steering wheel in good nick $100

Clutch lines and slave cylinder

gear knob sold

stock air flow metres SOLD

Abs $sold

Break master cylinder $sold

castor rods sold

upper control arms sold

update with new prices

brake lines $50

air con compressor $50

Stock BOV’s $100

Full engine wiring loom $250

Gtr computer $100

Front hubs $250

GTR gearbox $550 crunch in to 4th (standard)

Dash $100

Peddle box $120

Bear front cut ( good for rad replacement) $130

Steering column $80

Steering rack $150 ) 250 if you want the steering knuckles

Lower control arm $120 pair

Fuse box $80

Stock turbos $400

Sold stuff

IC $200 ( jenna has already flogged this)

Front struts $50 (jenna has already flogged this)

Stock steering wheel in good nick $100

Clutch lines and slave cylinder

gear knob sold

stock air flow metres SOLD

Abs $sold

Break master cylinder $sold

castor rods sold

upper control arms sold

Stock ic pipingsold

bump + update

Bear front cut ( good for rad replacement) comes with peadle box ext and stering collum $250 ( good for a stagea manual conversion)

air con compressor $50

Stock BOV’s $100

Full engine wiring loom $250

Gtr computer $100

GTR gearbox $550 crunch in to 4th (standard)

Peddle box $120

Steering column $80

Steering rack $150 ) 250 if you want the steering knuckles

Stock turbos $400

Sold stuff

Dash $100

Lower control arm $120 pair

Fuse box $80

brake lines $50

IC $200 ( jenna has already flogged this)

Front struts $50 (jenna has already flogged this)

Stock steering wheel in good nick $100

Clutch lines and slave cylinder

gear knob sold

stock air flow metres SOLD

Abs $sold

Break master cylinder $sold

castor rods sold

upper control arms sold

Stock ic pipingsold

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