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Wtb: R33 Gtst Parts - Bumper - Reinforcement - A/c


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Im in the process of getting my 33 registered in VIC, as its currently got TAS rego on it.

Im after a few parts to get my R33 Coupe GTST back roadworthy and complete:

- Bumper reinforcement - Front

- Full A/C system including all brackets etc I have the belt driven pump still mounted on the block.....so everything else.

- Standard Struts and Springs - Alternatively a set of coilovers if reasonably priced.

- Front Bar - Preferably a 'Top Secret' style one

- Standard Airbox and ducting etc

- Standard Intercooler and piping etc

Im in South East Melbourne and will travel to most parts of Melbourne to pickup.

I am happy to pay for postage aswell.

Hey Darren, still have all the A/C gear if you needed it.

Also have the front bumper reincorcement but it has been cut to fit a front mount so not sure if that is ok.

And I have stock suspension with no leaks.

Thanks to all the replys and PM's. I have aquired locally the A/C, Front Bar Reo and Standard Suspension. Seems i cant update my first post, so heres my current list of needed items.

-Standard Intercooler and piping

-Standard Front Bar - must be in good condition as i need to pass RWC

-Standard Airbox and ducting

-Drivers internal door handle plastic trim that houses the window switches

Thanks

Edited by kangaroosa

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