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Rear seat top and bottom $80

Parcel shelf $10

Stock shocks with king springs and also stock springs $100

Rear interior pillar plastics $50

Isotta racing seat, ADR approved with certificate, no rail $150

Mercedes stockies x4 no rubber $50 (Nissan 5 stud pattern)

Chrome mufflers x3 2.5inch inlets, one has 4.5inch tip and the others have 4

I will parts with other interior parts for the right price

Also WTB r32 2 door roll cage preferably with side intrusion bars and rear cross bars, will swap interior parts and a cash adjustment your way

I will update thread as I search deeper into my shed

Location bayswater, Vic

Cheers - Trent

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Unsure about condition mate as they have never been fitted to my car, from looks they seem to be in good nick, there is a rubber boot missing off one of the shocks but I don't believe that would effect performance. If u want me to get a shipping quote pm me your details, and your mobile number if u want some pics

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