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hey guys posting on behalf of a mate so dont ask me for further info cos i dont kno, call the number i provide please

r33 gtr v spec box (80,000)kms $950

n1 turbo and 2 stainless dump pipes with exhaust manifold off 33 v spec $650

rb26 bottom end no sump, cp pistons, argo rods, nos rated rings, acl race series bearings, jun collar, brand new n1 oil pump with after market billet gears. motor has been balanced but changed to a 3.0 litre bottom end $4500

also has a 33 gtr he is wrecking out and lots of various parts avail so just call for details. i know he has perfect rear quarters, doors, centre trio gauge pod and various other good condition interior and exterior pieces avail

contact roy on 0424775829

i will check back daily to answer any questions i can but as i said please just contact the seller

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all items are located in toowoomba qld. postage can be arranged at buyers expense.

also avail are a

set of 18 inch 3 piece roh modena wheels with rubber for $2000

set of 18 inch xp racing wheels with rubber $1000

dont know offsets and widths will try and get pics for them

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u chasing the front or rear guards mate?? it is midnight purple in colour.

sorry mate no exhaust cam as the motor is already sold.

i will find out bout the plastic inner guards, the car did cop a hit in the front so unsure of the condition of the liners

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i will find out bout the plastic inner guards, the car did cop a hit in the front so unsure of the condition of the liners

thanx so much.. if there still in shape and not cut or anyhing , should be good.. thanx :)

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