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I sold my car and there are some spare parts left.

Pick up price.

- standard clutch and pressure plate (fairly good condition) $40

- standard M-spec front bar (white). I cut the middle part of the bar off to get better air flow to the FMIC. not a very clean job but little bit of work can make it nice. Sale for $40 SOLD

- Standard gear nob (abit worn) $10 SOLD

- Standard intercooler with pipes very good condition $60

- Standard dump pipe and Cat. $20 SOLD

- Spitfire boost gauge read up to 20psi. only used for 3 months. Bought for $130. sell for $60

- Turbo smart boost controller. bought for $100 bux only used for 3 months. Sell $40[/color] Lost, No longer for sale

- 3 Goodyear Eagle F1 tyres 215/40/17 50% tread left. 3 for $30

- Standard boost controller. $10

- stanless exhaust tip ( not sure if its 2.5 or 3 inch) . very good condition $80

- Philips Tape and Radio player. $20

- A few Neon Lights & etc.... $15-30

call 0414228278

thanx

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I sold my car and there are some spare parts left.  

Pick up price.

-  standard clutch and pressure plate (fairly good condition)  $40

-  standard M-spec front bar (white). I cut the middle part of the bar off to get better air flow to the FMIC. not a very clean job but little bit of work can make it nice.  Sale for $40

-  Standard gear nob (abit worn) $10

-  Standard intercooler with pipes very good condition $60

-  Standard dump pipe and Cat. $20

-  Spitfire boost gauge read up to 20psi. only used for 3 months. Bought for $130. sell for $60

I sms you and pm you but no repoly for the boost gauge. I am not sure what they look like. Do youhave a pic? Or a link I could look at.

Johnathon

-  Turbo smart boost controller. bought for $100 bux only used for 3 months. Sell $40

-  3 Goodyear Eagle F1 tyres 215/40/17  50% tread left.  3 for $30

Or have everything listed above for $250

call 0414228278

thanx

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