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Stock R34 airbox with air intake snorkel, old no name filter probably needs a clean. $100

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Stock R34 exhaust, pretty good condition $150

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Stock R34 16 inch wheels and tyres. One tyre has a puncture which is like a $20 fix at a tyre place. Tyres are in okay condition with a bit of camber wear. Most of the rims are in good condition with a few chips and scrapes as expected but one has a bit of gutter rash. $150

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R34 Stock tail lights, good condition. $100.

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Also have a Drift tip with 3 inch piping from the cat back that will be coming off the car in the next week or two if anyone's interested.

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I'm pretty negotiable cause i just want stuff gone so just send us a message with any questions.

Cheers :)

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If your saying you have a 3 " mandel bent system for a 34you want to sell pm some pics as i might ne keen if its in good condition

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