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Complianced 1989 R32 GTR Shell for sale $2000 Victoria

Other parts available:

Bee-r style R32 - R34 Conversion kit $750 (never been fitted)

R34 Xenon Headlights $2000 (mint)

New GENIUINE R32 GTR front bumper with lip $1000

Front guards R32 GTR $500 set.

Drivers door $500 complete including glass.

Passengers door $500 complete including glass.

Rear Bumper $200

Rear stop/tail lights $100 set.

RB26 R34 Nismo roller bearing turbos (rated 400hp each) req rebuild $1000

(comes with impul ecu & Impul 320kph cluster)

Interior - Average condition seats $500 (front + rear)

Nismo 3 gauge centre set VGC 1bar boost $150

Bride Style Carbon Fibre seats $750 (paid $1000, never been fitted)

Other parts available - take the lot for $10000

Pickup from Mornington Peninsula VIC

Edited by StreetR32

Tien suspension VGC fitted to my current 92 GTR $600

Edited by StreetR32

$5k - stripped shell, parts & panels minus engine, intake exhaust.. Includes impul dash, tien suspension, impul dash, interior etc.

Does not include Bride seats R34 kit or R34 headlights or turbo's - will include standard items.

hi mate, i need a few interior components. i would like to come and see the items before i buy, i live nearby and would like to view them. I need:

- Steering wheel

- front door cards

- Rear seat upper

- rear lower/upper trims

- steel plate behind the rear seat upper (blocks boot from interior)

- material thats around gear stick/hand brake

cheers

Prefer to sell it with the shell but may have another spare.. Can't check for you before the 22nd

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