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moving house in the next 2 months so cleaning up all my stuff i have lying around from wrecking cars over the years

if there is something you need that's not listed pm me i might have it (NO INTERIOR PARTS)

r34 boot lid with gtt wing $180

r34 2dr tail lights $100

r34 clutch fan $50

r34 neo cover $30

r34 stock intercooler core $70

r34 alternator $50

r34 air con compressor $50

r34 cross over pipe with b.o.v $50

r34 rear bar (no reverse lights) $80

r34 front guards in primer $130 each

r34 manual dash cluster $100

r34 2dr passenger door $150

r34 2dr drivers door $150

r34 gtt bonnet $200

r34 rear quarter panels $100 pair

r33 s1 type m front bar $100

r33 s1 front reo $50

r33 s2 boot lid with wing $60

r33 clutch fan $50

r33 side mount core $30

r33 alternator $50

r33 turbo elbow $30

r33 nismo clear side indicators $30

located in western suburbs s.a

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