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Time to move all the parts and clean the garage :)

GTR34/33/32:

R34GTR STD intercooler $350(used)

GTR34 front lip $150(used)

GTR33 front plastic bumper(without front lip) Black $200(used)

R33GTR/GTST S1 Head light pair $200(used)

GTR RB26 Apexi pod filter with adpator kit $200(used)

GTR34 3.5inch Blitz Nur-spec exhaust system $650(used)

ARC airbox for RB26 $700(used)

GTR34 STD radiator $200(used)

ARC radiator for GTR34 $500(used)

STD R34GTT Exhaust system $150(used)

GTR33 boot without spoiler (white ) $100(used)

ARC front lower lip for GTR33 STD bumper(or 400R bumper) $300(used)

CUSCO front tension rods ER34/33 $400(near new))

ARC 80mm front mount intercooler for GTR34/33/32 $600(used)

R34GTT factory speedo $180(used)

GTR33 seats pair $400(used)

GTR33-400R front bumper Black $300(used)

Rx7 FD3/EVO7/S15/Stagea/others:

Bridgestone 265/35/18 RE01 70% x4 $600(used)

Bridgestone 265/35/18 RE07 60% x4 $500(used)

Advan Model5 17 inch with tyres 17x8, 17x9 Fit R32/33/34 $1000(used)

EVO7 std rear tail light Pair $100(used)

EVO7 aftermarket exhaust manifold/aftermarket turbo outlet pipe and JDM modify EVO9 turbo $1000(used)

EVO7 front bumper Black $150(used)

EVO7 factory speedo $150(used)

S15 Front fender (LEFT) yellow color $80(used)

Stagea S2 front over fender kit pair $500(new)

R33GTST front fenders pair $200(used)

Brembo 4 pot caliper pair $600(new)

Feed carbon side skirt for FD3 Rx7 pair $800(new)

Rx7 S6~8 Defi gaugesx3 with dash mount $900(used)

Blitz intercooler for Rx7 FD3 $450(used)

buyer pay for the postage

please pm me

All parts in QLD

Edited by T400 Skyline

Same thing happened to me about a different part, apparently someone got infront of me within 20 odd minutes of the thread being started?

Edited by spenda

Pic of the R34 GT-R front lip ($150) please > [email protected]

...is fine

Nothing forthcoming, so I'll drop this request > communication pfft

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