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Hi all,

Looking for a R34 GTR under bonnet heat shield in excellent condition.

Would prefer in Sydney so I am able to pick up and pay cash.

If you have one, please PM me or give me a buzz on 0408 977 501 with info and price.

Cheers.

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Hey mate would be interested to see how you go with this, i have a similar problem but trying to get one for a vspecII bonnet. Although the vspecII bonnet heat sheild is far less complicated, its only a small rectangle, so im considering going to a wreckers and shaping it to suit etc.. not sure if it would be possible to do the same on a series 1 bonnet?

iwanta34gtr Grand Master

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Hi mate,

As im shopping around i'll keep you in mind if i come across a vspec II one.

Will send you through some pics of her today - sorry for the delay mate.

Cheers.

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