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Ok I'm getting rid of some parts left over from my R33 as i sold it about a month ago so here is a list of whats going

- R33 GTR wheels in gunmetal with tyres $1,100 ono (no lowballers on these)

- R33 pedders coilovers in good condtion done about 20,000km $850 ono (new are $1,600)

- Honda accord euro wheels in black with tyres $100

- R33 left hand mirror in white $40

- R33 series 1 boot lid with spoiler and brackets painted gunmetal $20

- R33 drive shaft $50

- R33 series 1 cluster with about 95,000 km $100

There will be more stuff up soon as i work out what else i have and all stuff is located in Wollongong

Just contact me via PM

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