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Hey all am stripping a car that i was recently involved in a accident with

I have the complete car minus the front headlights bumper and radiator support fmic and radiator

Most of these parts listed below have been done in the past 5000kms

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Rb25 engine done 110xxxkms has a rebuilt head and a new timing belt fitted(5000kms ago)

gt3076 low mounted internally gated turbo 660cc injectors made 270kw at the wheels

Price $3800 (always serviced)

Rb25 manual Gearbox with sensors and shifter $1450

(regularly serviced)

Xforce Full stainless 3.5inch exhaust un scratched and almost brand new $700.

the car has apexi coilovers not sure of condition and also has a walbro fuel pump will find out more as i go along and if you are requesting any parts send me a pm or a message to

car is black as well

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just to give ya a heads up mate, the prices you have there jap wreckers charge the same..... only diff is the wrecker will give 3 - 6 months warranty, as your private you cant give legal warranty so people will purchase elsewhere before they buy this stuff here

id rather SAU bought from SAU

GL mate blink.gif

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Hey,

Not telling you how to price your parts, but having looked at same from wreckers, your pricing is too high.

For the price of your motor I can get good condition R32 GTR motor, box and ecu.

Might be interested in motor & box if more competitively priced.

Hey all am stripping a car that i was recently involved in a accident with

I have the complete car minus the front headlights bumper and radiator support fmic and radiator

Most of these parts listed below have been done in the past 5000kms

Parts List

Rb25 engine done 110xxxkms has a rebuilt head and a new timing belt fitted(5000kms ago)

gt3076 low mounted internally gated turbo 660cc injectors made 270kw at the wheels

Price $3800 (always serviced)

Rb25 manual Gearbox with sensors and shifter $1450

(regularly serviced)

Xforce Full stainless 3.5inch exhaust un scratched and almost brand new $700.

the car has apexi coilovers not sure of condition and also has a walbro fuel pump will find out more as i go along and if you are requesting any parts send me a pm or a message to

car is black as well

0416343414

  • 2 weeks later...
tmat Enthusiast

tmat

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price drop will seperate everything

injectors will be $500

motor without injectors will be $1800 (has a rebuilt head and new head gasket)

turbo gt3076r $1100

braided lines $150

if u have a problem with the prices just throw me a offer not a lecture!!

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