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Mostly standard parts shell has rust below the abs unit on the LF firewall I stripped the car to build up but have no time, will be using the engine but can replace with a engine from a 1992 GTR with 135,000 - take the lot for 10k or make a offer on any parts you want - happy to split up will be back there on the 19th

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How much for the shell only? I do need a Right guard though, can swap for a left :)

Original colour/Paoint (pics are a bit dark).

Can you please email/post pics of rust plus any underside issues?

Has it been pranged previously?

Shell includes rear diff etc?

Mine is for road use, I put my car into one of those cheesewire barriers at about 30 km/h, not a good result...

Cheers,

John

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