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Series 3 R33 GTR 5 Speed gearbox that was installed 6 months ago. Gearbox is an OEM box (not cross mission OS Giken etc) Royal Purple gear fluid used when installed. Very smooth gearbox and a pleasure to shift.

This is complimented by an Exedy Compe D Twin Plate Clutch (pull type) with chrome moly billet flywheel with less than 15,000km use and unfortunately only one or two launches, when inspected with new box installation theres heaps of meat there.

Also the OEM R33 GTR tail shaft and gearbox cross member will be included as well as OEM shifter with Nismo black Duracon shift knob.

Will sell this as complete package and will happily remove from car once deposit has been paid as I live in an apartment block I cannot have this much laying around.

Complete package will go for $2600 plus postage costs.

Will only seperate if there is a buyer for everything.

Also I have series 3 GTR rear seat complete for $100 plus post neg

Rear seat belt kit for 4 seater configuration $75 free postage

R33 GTR front brake ducts OEM plastic $50 free postage

I am more than happy to MMS pics of anything I can or feel free to PM me for more details.

Located in Townsville North Queensland

Mobile - 0438840407

Cheers Marty

Edited by Weapon

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