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Wrecking Complete R33 Gts 70,000km White

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Hey guys,

I have a r33 series 2 GTS thats got front end damage. Everything must go. Just post asking for bits you need.

Shell for $1000... very slight front end damage, the 1/4 panels are not even damaged. Will have pics soon

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Sorry guys, headlights and bonnet wrecked in crash, so is front bar. The exhaust is standard. I have near new splitfire coils out of a neo head, I'm not sure if they will fit series 2 rb25? I will double check what the stock coils I have are from and post back. $400 for splitfires

Boot carpet is immaculate. $250 plus delivery for everything, including under bootlid liner.

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will u sell just the bottom carpet and side walls? dont need anything else. cheers

$160 posted for bottom and sides.

Located in qld mackay, can do pics on request.

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Gearbox, speedo drive, tailshaft, clutch master, brake master, sold sold sold

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Hey guys,

I have a r33 series 2 GTS thats got front end damage. Everything must go. Just post asking for bits you need.

Shell for $1000... very slight front end damage, the 1/4 panels are not even damaged. Will have pics soon

hey mate where you located? interested in stock exhaust pm me you number

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