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Hey people!

Here's the short and sweet:

I have 2 R31's collecting dust in my car port, and taking up valuable room which my Soarer should be using. I'm back at Uni part time and have absolutely no need for this many cars! The '89 R31 is a complete car but there are a few issues with it, so it's being parted rather than me either fixing it or selling it whole for a song. The '87 R31 was the parts donor for the '89 and there are a few parts missing, but still some good stuff to be snapped up before it takes a trip to the car grave yard.

I'll take pictures of stuff if people want them.

1989 R31, auto, white, bog stock:

Bonnet ($100), boot lid ($60) and all four doors ($60 each) are in awesome condition. Blue cloth trim is in crap condition, but if someone wants it it's theirs. Bonnet has a little "46" badge on it, stuck on with 3M tape so easily removed, $10 off if you know what it's there for.

Glass headlights are in immaculate condition and I'm after $50 each or $80 if you want them both.

The front left quarter panel has some damage to it, and some prick dented the right one on the night the windscreen was smashed by vandals. If you're interested, I'll take a picture of the damage. Going free - come and get them.

Near new windscreen - $80 if someone wants it. Other glass, just ask.

Hot plate tail lights are in very good condition. I'm after $120 for the pair.

The four tyres are "Blue Streak" brand, GT770 model I believe. Suit stock rims. If someone wants them when I get rid of the car, they can have the lot for $250 - heaps of tread left, you also get the rims... and I'll throw in the spare (hankook I think).

Seats are blue, in excellent condition. $50 each for the fronts and $60 for the whole rear seat.

Fuel pump good, $30.

Radiator good, $30.

Steering wheel, dash, auto shift surround, all great condition. Make an offer.

It has a tow bar - if you want it, $40.

Engine has done around 270,000km. Most parts in great condition - new coil, plugs, leads etc recently. Crank angle sensor fine. Gearbox fine. Let me know what you want and I'll see what I want for it!

ECU still going strong. $100

That's all I can think of at the moment... if you want something I haven't listed, just let me know.

1987 R31, auto, white, bog-stock:

The following items are missing:

Crank angle sensor, top part of intake plenum, fuel pump/sender, various interior parts. I picked it up cheap (no reg etc) from the auctions to get some parts for the '89.. too much missing to get it running again easily. Pretty much the same stuff as the '89 model is available - everything in very good to excellent condition, and same prices.

You can call me if you have questions. I am available after 3:30pm Monday, after 11am Tue - Thu, after 1:30pm Friday, and all weekend. 0427 281 537.

Cheers!

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I also have the rear seat audio jack/volume knob assembly from the 87 model in perfect condition, as well as one pair of the headphones that have sat in the packet unopened for 23 years! They went on Ebay a week or two ago for a fair sum... I'll take $30 for both.

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