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Hey guys, i have the following items for sale, all have been used previously & are still in good working condition:

1 x R34 GTR Apexi Power FC with Hand Controller... Model Code ECU: BNR34L 020-0176 & Controller: FCC3 020-09443

PRICE: $920 ono

1 x R32GTR Apexi FC Commander (Hand Controller).. Model Code: FCC3 020-00479

PRICE: $220 ono

1x R34GTR V-Spec 2 Nur, Standard ECU incl. the facotry boost solenoid!

PRICE: ? Make an offer

If your interested in anything, please PM or call me on 0421503250

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