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I have a few items left over from the build i need to sell.

First up i have a brand new HKB steering wheel boss, it is for 95/1 - on R33 GTST's with Hicass and airbag. Still in box as i never used it Price $100.00

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Second is a Greedy full auto turbo timer with a plug in harness for the R33 GTST it is used and works a treat and was compatable with my alarm system the price is $50.00

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And last is two gauges and an A pillar trim and gauge mount. One is a Boost and the other is a fuel mixture gauge both work well, happy to sell all three parts for $120.00, happy to work out individual prices if you require.

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All parts located near Newcastle, Cheers.

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