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Hey guys ive alot of skyline parts that i wanna clear out, very cheap prices, i have a lot of parts so ive tried to list as much as i can, but if there is something you need that is not listed here just pm me or call me on 0422 868 703.

* Complete rb25det engine with loom and ecu $1500 ono

* Turbo Manual gearbox $1300 ono

* S1 turbo, never been boosted $400 ono

* s13,s14,s15,180, front and rear brakes and hubs conversion $800, will seperate if needed

* 2x diffs $250 each

*set of 4 stock r33 wheels $250, another set painted black $200

* drivers side quater panel $60

* lh and rh complete doors $70 each

* Complete s1 interior, ask me what you need

* Front reo $120

* apexi pod filter $50 as new

*afm $50

*2x lh electric window motors complete with regs

* Dash surround $80

* 2x dash crash pad in excellent condition $100

* series 1 complete seats front and rear $200

* Manual turbo ecu $120

* heater core $60

* flywheel $100

* factory clutch $80

* tailshaft $50

* 2x r32 gtr wheels $80

* 2x bootlid carpet $30

* 2x antennas $40

* all dash parts, message me what you need

* dash cluster $70

* fuel tank $80

* rb25det bottom end $400 ono

* 3.5" mild steel exhaust $350 ono

* rear bumper $80

* door trims $40

* stock springs and suspension $200

* radiator $100

* hicas unit $70

and more just message me what you need and should be able to help you. call or message me on 0422 868 703

thanks

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Hey guys ive alot of skyline parts that i wanna clear out, very cheap prices, i have a lot of parts so ive tried to list as much as i can, but if there is something you need that is not listed here just pm me or call me on 0422 868 703.

* Complete rb25det engine with loom and ecu $1500 ono

* Turbo Manual gearbox $1300 ono

* S1 turbo, never been boosted $400 ono

* s13,s14,s15,180, front and rear brakes and hubs conversion $800, will seperate if needed

* 2x diffs $250 each

*set of 4 stock r33 wheels $250, another set painted black $200

* drivers side quater panel $60

* lh and rh complete doors $70 each

* Complete s1 interior, ask me what you need

* Front reo $120

* apexi pod filter $50 as new

*afm $50

*2x lh electric window motors complete with regs

* Dash surround $80

* 2x dash crash pad in excellent condition $100

* series 1 complete seats front and rear $200

* Manual turbo ecu $120

* heater core $60

* flywheel $100

* factory clutch $80

* tailshaft $50

* 2x r32 gtr wheels $80

* 2x bootlid carpet $30

* 2x antennas $40

* all dash parts, message me what you need

* dash cluster $70

* fuel tank $80

* rb25det bottom end $400 ono

* 3.5" mild steel exhaust $350 ono

* rear bumper $80

* door trims $40

* stock springs and suspension $200

* radiator $100

* hicas unit $70

and more just message me what you need and should be able to help you. call or message me on 0422 868 703

thanks

Hey mate,

the arm rest on drivers side is worn, how much for the trimming?

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