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R32 Gtst front brakes and rear brakes complete with rear 5 stud hub and handbrake assembly with cables

$450 ono

R34 Gtt standard wheels painted flat black undamaged $300

R34 Gtt rear subframe and all suspension arms with hicas still on it $200

R33 rear end subframe all arms diff and 5 bolt CV shafts etc.... $250

R34 gtt drivers door damaged but good for window motor $100 (has door trim)

R34 GTT NISMO Bilstein suspension feels much nicer on the road then chinese coilovers $400 and can fit for $150

R34 gtt front headlights, lenses damaged but good for xenon globes, and ballasts etc... pair for $100

R34 gtt front strut brace $50

R34 gtt front crossmember complete with steering rack $150

R34 gtt front uprights with 5 stud hubs etc.... $150 for both sides Bearings feel perfect

R34 gtt rear bar in white undamaged $150

R34 gtt drivers side skirt undamaged, passenger side is rooted in white $50

FRONT MOUNT INTERCOOLER KIT HYBRID BRAND WAS BRAND NEW ONLY FITTED TO THE CAR FOR A FEW DAYS COST ME $650 PLUS POSTAGE WILL SELL FOR $450 ono

AND CAN FIT FOR $200

R34 GTT rear spoiler in white $50

R34 GTT fibreglass vented bonnet , slightly damaged and chipped $50 can be fixed

R34 gtt radiator support panel, chopped off at strut towers $150

May have other stuff just ask

Tim

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Located in sydney

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Send me a text so i have your number and ill send you a pic of parts....

Intercooler is still as new, still have origional box and instruction manual to install it.

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