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HEY WRECKING A R34 25GTt

ITS WHITE, WITH DAMAGE TO THE PASSANGER SIDE AND LIGHT FRONT.

STILL HAS REGO NOT WRITTEN OFF.:whistling:

I'LL LIST PARTS AND PRICES BUT IM NEGOTIABLE, MAY HAVE MORE PARTS NOT LISTED SO ASK.

>LEFT HAND SIDE REAR TAIL LIGHT $70

>REAR BAR SCRATCHES NEEDS PAINT $50

>BOOT CARPET 7 PIECES $100

>REAR WINDOW (REMOVED) $150

>BOOT SEAL $10

>BOOT STRUTS $10

>FRONT AND REAR SEATS $200 (BLACK AND GREY)

>PARCAL SHELF $25

>REAR ("DOOR TRIMS") $25 EACH SIDE

>REAR PILLAR PLASTICS $25 EACH SIDE

>DRIVERSIDE DOOR COMPLETE $250

>DRIVERSIDE MIRROR $50

>AIR BAR STEERING WHEEL $150

>IGNITION BARRAL/DOOR/BOOT LOCKS AND A KEY $100

>IGNITION BARRAL COVERS $50

>DASH CLUSTER $100 85,000 K'S

>INDERCATOR STALK $25

>WIPER STALK $25

>REAR SEAT BELTS $50

>HKS HYPER D FRONT COILOVERS $450

>STOCK STRUT BRACES FRONT $25

>REAR STRUT BRACES (STOCK) $25

>DIFF $250

>EXHAUST, DUMP PIPE, HIGH FLOW CAT BOUT 3INCH $200

>STOCK REAR STRUTS $100

>REAR CRADLE $100

>BRAKES COMPLETE

.YOU GET ANYTHING YOU NEED HAND BRAKE ECT

$800

>COMPLETE MOTOR PACKAGE

.AFM

.LOOM

.ECU

.INJECTORS

.COILS

.ANYTHING YOU NEED

$2500 85,000 K'S

MANUAL CONVERSION

.GEARBOX

.SHIFTER

.TAILSHARFT

.CLUTCH MASTER

.PEDALS

.ANYTHING ELSE YOU MAY NEED

$1800

ALSO I HAVE SUSPENSION PARTS THAT I HAVENT LISTED HAVE TO CHECK CONDITION

I WOULD LIKE TO KEEP THE MOTOR RUNNING UNTIL I SELL IT BUT WOULD ALSO LIKE TO MOVE ON THE BODY.

I HAVE LISTED PRICES BUT I AM NEGOTIABLE. I JUST SET A FIGURE TO WORK AROUND.

CAR IS IN MANSFIELD PARK 5012

THERE IS NO FRONT PARTS EG... LIGHTS BONNET GUARDS ECT.

WILL POST MOST PARTS BUT YOU HAVE TO PAY POSTAGE.

MAY TAKE WORK WHEELS AS PART TRADES

XT7 OR XD9'S IN 5 STUD :banana:

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SORRY IF I HAVENT REPLYED I HAVE HEAPS OF PM'S

TRYING TO BE FAIR WITH SELLING PARTS BUT

FIST IN WITH THE CASH GETS THE PARTS

I NEED TO KEEP THE CAR COMPLETE MOTOR WISE BECAUSE I HAVE SOMEONE INTERSTED IN LOOKING AT IT RUNNING

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