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Hey guys,

I'm wrecking a complete non-damaged R34.

I'm located in Auckland, NZ so unfortunately can ship small to medium size items (No panels etc). Most items only cost $15 shipped to your doorstep. Larger or heavier ones rougly $25AU

Car details:

- 4 Door sedan

- 188,000 km's

- RB20de

- KR4 silver colour

PM me if your interested in any parts

Cheers

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ae mate

im interested in buying your brakes, (Discs and calipers) as mine are really squeaking alot. do you have the same problem or are yours fine? also im interested in your factory exhaust if it is factory, from the cat back.

thanks.

Any chance you've got some photos of the car, outside and in?

That could help with deciding if exterior parts match colour-wise and such, also, does it have a wing?

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