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Black Face 260 Km/h Nismo Speed Meter In Gtr Cluster  

91000klm Showing

$400.00

Will you sell me just the speedo. I dont need the whole cluster. Ill send you my standard GTR 180kmph speedo and we'll swap plus cash? These nismo speedos are 450 brand new bro, so im sure you can do it heaps cheaper than that

Will you sell me just the speedo. I dont need the whole cluster. Ill send you my standard GTR 180kmph speedo and we'll swap plus cash? These nismo speedos are 450 brand new bro, so im sure you can do it heaps cheaper than that

They are $450 plus post/ handling ...custom entry & gst .. if caught at gate

blah blah ..credit card conversion fee blah blah

i`ll take$380.00 for the assy

thx

They are $450 plus post/ handling ...custom entry & gst .. if  caught at gate

blah blah ..credit card conversion fee  blah blah

i`ll take$380.00 for the assy  

thx

Good luck with the sale man. Think ill buy a new one with zero km. thanks anyways

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