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hey guys here are some bits and peices that i have had sitting in my shed for ages please take the lot for $200 pick up or i can post for 50 around aus to each one of my depots you just have to pick up from there heres some pics there is

r32 passenger seat belt

r32 gtst seats with rails

r33 interior lights

r33 inside mirror clip

r33 climate control

r32 gtst wing in black

r32 gtst radiator

one r32 rear floor mat

one r32 rear center floor matt skyline emblem

r32 reverse beeper thingy

r33 back ash tray

r32 auto dash piece

also i do have a r32 gtst auto box that will need to be sent by its self thats an extra $50 to move to depots

r32 auto tail shaft

r32 drivers door seal

r32 standard gear knob

r32 rear mud flaps

possible other stuff

text me 0402948881 or pm me... cheers matt

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