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I'm moving house on Friday, I found these in the shed and they all have to go!

All parts off a R32 GTR.

- Stock radiator, no leaks, cracks etc worked perfectly $20

- Complete Left and Right doors (cards, motors, switches, etc). Paint is no good, will require bare metal respray. FREE!!

- Aftermarket front pipe 75mm into 90mm, good condition $30

- Brake setup - Z32 front calipers, GKTech brake adaptor bracket to run an R33 GTR rotor and standard R32 GTR rear calipers, all with pads (unknown brand). $400 the lot

- Front subframe FREE!!

- Fibreglass front guards. Huge width. One is cracked but not beyond repair. $75

All parts located in Eastern Suburbs Adelaide. Negotiable on everything, make an offer. Strongly prefer pickup.

Cheers

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