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Hey all!! I need to get some MR/DR30 parts out a.s.a.p!!!!

postage is not free however!

I have 1 mr/hr30 bonnet in flack black

1 rear bumper

1 front grille

1 filler panel for front bumper

1 dr30 dash

1 mr30 dash

1 dash pad in good condition- no cracks

a power steering setup including a steering rack

All that stuff is free!!!!

I also have a set of DR30 front seats with rails, in black and grey stripes, good seats!! $20 for both.

unsure about postage for these seats but if you organize a courier and pay the $20 I'll wrap them in pallet wrap.

For interstate guys, if you pay for the postage and packing on the goods, i'll send them out!!:cheers:

I have a house inspection and need this stuff gone a.s.a.p!!!

located in adelaide.

cheers, troy 0420 734 794

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keen on the dash pad, is it black?

I could get it picked up while a mates down in adelaide for classic adel rally

nah its grey, but nothing a can of vinyl spray wouldnt fix.

let me know, parts are flying out the door!:thumbsup:

dont happen to have a front bar?

front bar went a while ago, but i have other small bits e.g front blinker, front brakes, headlights etc

8mm spark leads that are brand new, gear stick surround, rear moustache bar for diff.

front bar went a while ago, but i have other small bits e.g front blinker, front brakes, headlights etc

8mm spark leads that are brand new, gear stick surround, rear moustache bar for diff.

hey mate i will also take the gear stick surround and front blinkers

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