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Hey all doing a bit of a clean up and have found a few things the guy i sold our GTT to did not want.

R34 GTT Standard Rear Bar and side Skirt Pods (Genuine ABS in Nissan Black GV1)

Genuine R34 GTT Roof Lining

R34 GTT Stock Dump Pipe and Cat

Here are some pics.

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I will only be keeping these items for 4 weeks max and if i can't give them away i will just be taking them to the dump :P

Thanks :ermm:

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R34 GTT Standard Rear Bar and side Skirt Pods (Genuine ABS in Nissan Black GV1) Taken pending pickup

Genuine R34 GTT Roof Lining Still up for grabs

R34 GTT Stock Dump Pipe and Cat Taken pending pickup

Thanks

Well these items were not picked up so they are all up for grabs again.

R34 GTT Standard Rear Bar and side Skirt Pods (Genuine ABS in Nissan Black GV1)

Genuine R34 GTT Roof Lining

R34 GTT Stock Dump Pipe and Cat

Thanks :D

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Hey all doing a bit of a clean up and have found a few things the guy i sold our GTT to did not want.

R34 GTT Standard Rear Bar and side Skirt Pods (Genuine ABS in Nissan Black GV1)

Genuine R34 GTT Roof Lining

R34 GTT Stock Dump Pipe and Cat

Here are some pics.

post-41401-1281251020_thumb.jpg

post-41401-1281251050_thumb.jpg

post-41401-1281251081_thumb.jpg

I will only be keeping these items for 4 weeks max and if i can't give them away i will just be taking them to the dump :P

Thanks :ermm:

Do you have the roof lining still for sale?

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