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Hey guys

Have a crashed r33 4 door series 2 that im wrecking.

Still have the engine, which has done 115,000 kms, was running with auto gearbox $1000

600x300x75 FMIC with piping to suit R33. $350

Electronic Boost Controller, Greddy, all parts to hook it up $250

Still have most of the interior pieces which are in immaculate condition

Many other little bits and pieces left.

Car will be taken to the scrap yard within the next month, so dont hesitate to make offers on any parts

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