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Hi Guys and Girls,

I have one of these Oil kits which came with an R33 GTR I recently bought. It has not been fitted and is brand new. It was part of this group buy:

http://www.skylinesa..._hl__oil+cooler

It cost the owner $450 and has never been fitted. This represented an excellent price at the time (march 2011). I dont really have a need for this as I do little if any track work so I will pass it on to someone who will use it.

Anyway I will sell it for $380 and it can be picked up from Avalon in Sydney.

Layne 0404484731

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Actually if anyone is interested in me posting it i will just need to work out the post. I dont mind sending it if need be.

Layne

Hi Guys and Girls,

I have one of these Oil kits which came with an R33 GTR I recently bought. It has not been fitted and is brand new. It was part of this group buy:

http://www.skylinesa..._hl__oil+cooler

It cost the owner $450 and has never been fitted. This represented an excellent price at the time (march 2011). I dont really have a need for this as I do little if any track work so I will pass it on to someone who will use it.

Anyway I will sell it for $380 and it can be picked up from Avalon in Sydney.

Layne 0404484731

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