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im wrecking this r33 had a smash at the front bent the radiator support

nothing too major i will be keeping motor and some parts of the rear end for a project

but body wise im selling all and interior parts and automatic gearbox.

Pm Me what parts your interested in or sms or call me on 0401427455.

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how much do you want for the whole car as is?

I need the motor and diff n some other parts of the the driveline i cant sell the whole car with motor and all though... i may consider selling it as a rolling shell.

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  • 2 weeks later...

gtr style spoiler sold.... stil got

boot $80

front drivers side gaurd $70

front seats $100 for both

good condition dash $100

72***km dash cluster auto $100

rear diff $60

front and rear brakes $200 each for the front and $150 each for the rear

can also cut the rear end if anyone is interested.

auto box 350

side skirts with rear pods on rear bumper $350

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