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Hi I am parting out my 1994 r32 gtr white in colour, located in Melbourne.

So far only these parts are for sale as the car is still complete i will add parts when i get some space..

Radiator $200

Washer bottle $50

Stock intercooler $200

Stock afm's $150

Power steering reservoir $30

Over flow bottle $50

Factory bov's with piping 150

Exhaust 3" dump pipe back $400 jasma

Front door trims $200

Rear door trims $200

Dash $80 (centre vent plus passenger vent broken)

Cluster $150

Doors x2 $300 minus trims

Sill garnishes $100 pair

Bonnet $550

Grill $150

Rear bumper $200

Carpet $80

Tail lights x2 $150

Centre gauges $50

N1 headlights x2 $300

local pick up only

ta

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Done, will take the front bar with lip too (assuming it is on ok condition with the typical stone chips and scrapes on the bottom that come from driving the car?). Would also appreciate the windows with the door... :) Does it come with the window regulators as well or is that part of the door trim component?

Have sent you a PM, please respond and we can discuss further there :)

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