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Everything for sale is just sitting around from various cars I've built or sold etc.

Nismo clutch, single plate, 3 button plate with no springs in the center. Has pressure plate but no thrust bearing. Push type suit rb25/26.

Very aggressive clutch has minimal wear

asking $500

non hicas rear toe arms. Missing small alloy spacers but will machine new ones for buyer. Cusco brand

asking $120

rear strut brace suit r32 I beleive. Blue and silver brand unknown. Removed due to rollcage

asking $100

r34 alloy radiator. Slight damage fins in a very small area, never used, no leaks

asking $150

factory gtr intercooler piping. Various bits not sure exactly what's there

asking $60

perfect condition a pillar trims.

Asking $120 the pair

2 17 inch Dunlop slicks. Can't remember where they came from but 2.5mm tread depth left

235/45r17

asking $80

GTR n1 type side skirts. Small cracks easily repaired before paint. Fiberglass seem to fit well

asking $120

I'm not posting anyrhing pick up only from Sydney.

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