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I have got some post with individual part of my GTR R34 so I thought I would put them all together to make it easier, I want to clear out the shed as all parts are perfect. I am not on the forum a lot so e mail is better. Dont bother with stupid offers.

Genuine GTR R34 alloy Bonnet in bayside blue perfect condition with no dents or marks $1000 plus shipping

Genuine Brembo rear brakes and 322mm rotors ( V Spec N1 brakes) with lines and project mu pads, perfect condition $1100 plus shipping

GTR R34 left and right Xenon headlights perfect condition with no scratches and lens are brand new $1300 for the pair plus shipping

GTR R34 front/rear standard diff gears done 30,000 klm perfect condition with the standard centres and all the bearings 3.575 ratio $900 for the lot ( will not separate) and shipping.

Getrag crossmember, front tail shaft and genuine shifter with knob for conversion of getrag gearbox to early GTR $500 plus shipping ( will not separate)

GTR R34 standard front bar in bayside blue, perfect condition with no scratches or marks, price $600 plus shipping ( this is in Brisbane)

Blitz NI cat back exhaust for GTR R34 3.5 in perfect cond $400 ( in Brisbane)

Call dave 0412 950192 or e mail dave at fairdinkumbiketours dot com dot au

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