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G4 Suspension $700

Mono tube large valve design, Adj damper and height

Autech Catch Tank $130

Carbon Intercooler surround(nissan/nismo) $170

Has a couple of small marks

R33 GTR Front seat belts (vvg condition) $100

FRP N1 bumper vents $100

Boot interior rear plastic cover $40

Steering wheel surround $30

Instrument cluster surround $20

Series 3 rear "Skyline" panel in KH3 black $120

R33 s1 4 door center panel $80

R33 S1 4 door passenger tail light $150 (drivers side slightly damaged-not the lens...can have free)

R33 GTR Vspec Rear CV's(pair) $180

R33 GTR 24U Air Diversion Panel $80

located in Adelaide. can post

Matt

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SOLD

carbon intercooler duct

Diversion Plate

Catch tank

Steering wheel cover

Still Avail

G4 Suspension $700

Mono tube large valve design, Adj damper and height

R33 GTR Front seat belts (vvg condition) $100

FRP N1 bumper vents $100

Boot interior rear plastic cover $40

Instrument cluster surround $20

Series 3 rear "Skyline" panel in KH3 black $120

R33 s1 4 door center panel $80

R33 S1 4 door passenger tail light $150 (drivers side slightly damaged-not the lens...can have free)

R33 GTR Vspec Rear CV's(pair) $180

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