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Got a white series 2 r33 gtst I'm breaking.

Has complete interior.

Small tear on drivers seat.

Dash climate control all good.

Basically brand new splitfires. Literary on the car for 15mins then it was written off. $450

Tein ha front coilovers. Goof cond. $450

Front Lcas $150

Front hubs/ discs rotors $350.

Rack. Has new ends. $100

Cross member and mounts (steel) $150

Castor arms w super pro bushings $100

Complete front bar $300

Fiberglass guards $400 good condition fit really well

Bonnet $100

Got some other lil bits hear and there will update as I go

Chatswood

0419469108 msg for pics. Will put photo s up when I can asses computer

Cheers

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forgot to mention car is non abs.

bonnet and front bar sold- pending.

front mount sold.

washer bottle sold.

gearbox/mounts and tailshaft sold.

alternator sold.

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power FC has a tune for a highflow and usaual mods $850 w controller

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non abs bm44 $50

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Tein front coilovers good gond. no leaks, everything works adjustable dampeners $400

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drivers switch ass. $40

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Front five stud, brakes rotors $450. pads have heaps of meet. will throu in the hub.

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fibreglas gaurds $350 pair. good cond. surprisingly fit really well

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splitfire s $400.

hit me up for pieces i havent mentioned. still have more to put up.

and again, im in chatswood sydney.

0419469108

switch ass sold.

bar a bonnet sold

grill sold

drivers window reg sold.

centre console sold.

steering wheel sold.

cluster - pending.

still have front and rear seats pass window reg and trim. drivers trim.

still have front lights.

nissan strut bars

fiberglass gaurds.

both taillights, l/h side indicator lense has a crack in corner. right hand is good

have boot with wing (no brake light $100)

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recently recoed radiator and good shroud $80

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left hand mirror, faded slightly. works fine $50

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pass headlight $150

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driver headlight $150. will do pair for $250.

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rear strut bar $50

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left hand skirt $100. have the passenger as well but will need to be re painted/ or even repaired

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ces type ? split dump 3 inch. merges back into exhaust. top quality

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catco cat

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from cat back its a 3.5inch system,genuine fujitsubo giken exhaust system and muffler w 4inch outlet. top quality exhaust $500

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castor rods will super pro bushs $80

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also selling a genuine Garret Gt3076 0.82 housed Ex Gated 4 bolt housing $1200- Has elbow welded to it for clearance on 1jz -still on my car and can be started/reved etc - 3-4000km use if that "track car"

Splitfires

Exhaust sold

Forgot to say have injectors supposedly they are 740cc they look like high flows.

Come in rail w reg. Spindles in top condition.

Also got a good coil pack loom. ( still soft)

Good full engine loom UN cut

Good injector loom

Castor arms $50

Tein front coilovers $400.

Lcas 150 delivered.

Cluster $40. Has 145k on it.

Clutch pedal $50

Standard coil packs $50

Standard seats $200

Door trims $40 each or $50 for pair

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