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R34 Skyline Gtt Coupe Auto Wrecking - 39000 Ks


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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
  • Key along with boot lock and door locks

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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
  • Key along with boot lock and door locks
  • B Pillar Trims
  • Door Seals
  • Fusebox

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