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Stagea Rs4 Yellow Bilstein Shocks With King Springs

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Have a set of yellow Bilstein shocks with kings springs fitted.

Have a photo of rears will get front photo asap, also have photo when they were fitted in car.

I was going to fit to my stagea but now selling it also so these no longer needed

$400 the set of 4 pick up Sydney or can freight at cost

Tks

Daniel.

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