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Up for sale are a few more of my R33 body bits.

Black R33 bits in Melbourne (Macleod) for pick up only:

- Type M front Bumper with centre cut for intercooler. Some standard stone chips. $150

- Type M rear bumper (not sure if this is the same as stock). Has a scratch on the RHS but not too bad. $120

- Side skirts (Type M or GTR? check pics). $150

- GTR spoiler still on the boot lid. $270

- Veilside rear pods. Newly sprayed. $140

More pics available on demand when I get a chance.

More body bits available, feel free to PM me for inquiries/details.

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does the r33 gtr spoiler have the rear break light on it as well?

also would you sell the spoiler without the boot lid, if so how much?

Hey OJ,

The spoiler has the brake light in it and works just fine.

I'm after $180 for the spoiler on it's own without the boot lid.

Thanks Steg33,

I'll keep in touch, just sorting some things out and will get back to you.

Good luck with the sale of the rest of the items.

Cheers,

OJ

My advice is to NOT remove the spoiler from the bootlid either as the buyer or seller. They crack really easily at the brakelight and don't come off in a hurry. Also, the GTST boot is missing two holes required to mount a GTR wing.

I paid practically double for my wing/boot combo... great deal!

My advice is to NOT remove the spoiler from the bootlid either as the buyer or seller. They crack really easily at the brakelight and don't come off in a hurry. Also, the GTST boot is missing two holes required to mount a GTR wing.

I paid practically double for my wing/boot combo... great deal!

Hi Randy,

It has already been removed previously when the boot was resprayed and yes, exactly as you mentioned there is a crack in the centre of it under the brake light. Hence, I think the price I'm asking is reasonable. I've taken a picture to show its location (could do with a clean...).

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