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hey guys got some parts of my car that i wont need anymore

highflow cat $80 only done 7.000kms

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s2 front bumper indacaters/foglights in good condition $60

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Also have a stainless steel front/dump/screamer worked really well for me sounded god and help hold boost only used 1.000kms (stock flange i had to go to a diffrent flage) $150

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s2 stock wing also in good nick $65

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stock wheels %70 at the front %5 at the back not any gutter rash that i could see $170

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also have some other small stock bits like

S2 rear seats $40

stock hicas unit $20

and some stock ecu ALL series 2 2x Manuel 1x auto $30 each

if you have any questions dont hesitate to call 0430106414

i also am on sau normally every day

i will ship most products but it will be at the cost of the buyer

Abe.

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