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Sold so far:

Head unit

Clutch fan

Centre console plastics

Auto gearknob

Auto shifter surround

Ashtray

Weathershields

Windscreen Washer bottle

Wheels and tyres

Spare wheel

Jack and tool kit

Steering wheel and airbag

Front and rear seats

A pillar trims

Engine

Computer

Loom

Floor mats

Drivers side front seatbelt

Rear hubs

Sideskirts

Rear speed sensors

Handbrake cables

Passenger door trim and switches

Front right hub/casting and suspension arms

Discs/calipers

Front left hubs/casting and suspension arms

Auto shifter assembly

Centre dash gauges

Front inner guards

Climate control unit

Side repeater indicators - clear

Intercooler piping

Headlight adjustment switch

Nismo exhaust and associated motor and switching

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Hey champ, wouldnt have the map sensor that fits up to the 3 guage center console? It's located up here on the bracket

http://i39.tinypic.com/34nmn9h.jpg

And if your willing to ship to Adelaide, 5018

Cheers, Daniel

Na sorry, sold it a while back. Good luck

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Sold so far:

Head unit

Clutch fan

Centre console plastics

Auto gearknob

Auto shifter surround

Ashtray

Weathershields

Windscreen Washer bottle

Wheels and tyres

Spare wheel

Jack and tool kit

Steering wheel and airbag

Front and rear seats

A pillar trims

Engine

Computer

Loom

Floor mats

Drivers side front seatbelt

Rear hubs

Sideskirts

Rear speed sensors

Handbrake cables

Passenger door trim and switches

Front right hub/casting and suspension arms

Discs/calipers

Front left hubs/casting and suspension arms

Auto shifter assembly

Centre dash gauges

Front inner guards

Climate control unit

Side repeater indicators - clear

Intercooler piping

Headlight adjustment switch

Nismo exhaust and associated motor and switching

Rear wing

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Sold so far:

Head unit

Clutch fan

Centre console plastics

Auto gearknob

Auto shifter surround

Ashtray

Weathershields

Windscreen Washer bottle

Wheels and tyres

Spare wheel

Jack and tool kit

Steering wheel and airbag

Front and rear seats

A pillar trims

Engine

Computer

Loom

Floor mats

Drivers side front seatbelt

Rear hubs

Sideskirts

Rear speed sensors

Handbrake cables

Passenger door trim and switches

Front right hub/casting and suspension arms

Discs/calipers

Front left hubs/casting and suspension arms

Auto shifter assembly

Centre dash gauges

Front inner guards

Climate control unit

Side repeater indicators - clear

Intercooler piping

Headlight adjustment switch

Nismo exhaust and associated motor and switching

Rear wing

Steering rack

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Sold so far:

Head unit

Clutch fan

Centre console plastics

Auto gearknob

Auto shifter surround

Ashtray

Weathershields

Windscreen Washer bottle

Wheels and tyres

Spare wheel

Jack and tool kit

Steering wheel and airbag

Front and rear seats

A pillar trims

Engine

Computer

Loom

Floor mats

Drivers side front seatbelt

Rear hubs

Sideskirts

Rear speed sensors

Handbrake cables

Passenger door trim and switches

Front right hub/casting and suspension arms

Discs/calipers

Front left hubs/casting and suspension arms

Auto shifter assembly

Centre dash gauges

Front inner guards

Climate control unit

Side repeater indicators - clear

Intercooler piping

Headlight adjustment switch

Nismo exhaust and associated motor and switching

Rear wing

Steering rack

Rear tail lights

Dash pad

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Sold so far:

Head unit

Clutch fan

Centre console plastics

Auto gearknob

Auto shifter surround

Ashtray

Weathershields

Windscreen Washer bottle

Wheels and tyres

Spare wheel

Jack and tool kit

Steering wheel and airbag

Front and rear seats

A pillar trims

Engine

Computer

Loom

Floor mats

Drivers side front seatbelt

Rear hubs

Sideskirts

Rear speed sensors

Handbrake cables

Passenger door trim and switches

Front right hub/casting and suspension arms

Discs/calipers

Front left hubs/casting and suspension arms

Auto shifter assembly

Centre dash gauges

Front inner guards

Climate control unit

Side repeater indicators - clear

Intercooler piping

Headlight adjustment switch

Nismo exhaust and associated motor and switching

Rear wing

Steering rack

Rear tail lights

Dash pad

Drivers power window and mirror switch

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is the left head light in good condition with all clips i''l buy that and wat year model is that i need rear struts for my 34gt 2000 model can i get a pic of the bottom end of the strut

Headlight gone. The rear struts can be seen in one of the photos on the first page of this thread. It is the u shaped bracket style. Only selling the full set of struts, for the 4 which are bilstein non adjustables in good condition, you can have them for $300 firm. Thanks

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Sold so far:

Head unit

Clutch fan

Centre console plastics

Auto gearknob

Auto shifter surround

Ashtray

Weathershields

Windscreen Washer bottle

Wheels and tyres

Spare wheel

Jack and tool kit

Steering wheel and airbag

Front and rear seats

A pillar trims

Engine

Computer

Loom

Floor mats

Drivers side front seatbelt

Rear hubs

Sideskirts

Rear speed sensors

Handbrake cables

Passenger door trim and switches

Front right hub/casting and suspension arms

Discs/calipers

Front left hubs/casting and suspension arms

Auto shifter assembly

Centre dash gauges

Front inner guards

Climate control unit

Side repeater indicators - clear

Intercooler piping

Headlight adjustment switch

Nismo exhaust and associated motor and switching

Rear wing

Steering rack

Rear tail lights

Dash pad

Drivers power window and mirror switch

Intercooler

Diff still available but brake lines have been sold

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Sold so far:

Head unit

Clutch fan

Centre console plastics

Auto gearknob

Auto shifter surround

Ashtray

Weathershields

Windscreen Washer bottle

Wheels and tyres

Spare wheel

Jack and tool kit

Steering wheel and airbag

Front and rear seats

A pillar trims

Engine

Computer

Loom

Floor mats

Drivers side front seatbelt

Rear hubs

Sideskirts

Rear speed sensors

Handbrake cables

Passenger door trim and switches

Front right hub/casting and suspension arms

Discs/calipers

Front left hubs/casting and suspension arms

Auto shifter assembly

Centre dash gauges

Front inner guards

Climate control unit

Side repeater indicators - clear

Intercooler piping

Headlight adjustment switch

Nismo exhaust and associated motor and switching

Rear wing

Steering rack

Rear tail lights

Dash pad

Drivers power window and mirror switch

Intercooler

Diff

Drivers side window

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Do you stil have sunroof switch and the dome light around it ? How much to 5173 previous customer lol

And both front wheel Abs sensors if intacted

and fuse box cover under bonnet and fuses relays from box ? or complete box if the price is right

Turbo heatshield ? stock one

rubber trim off each door window outside part above door handles

The little rubber bumpers under the boot lid 4 of them two long two short i think

cheers

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