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Hey guys

I got some parts from my 350z and v35 that I no longer need.

1. Aftermarket v35 coupe front bumper mesh grill. Good condition - $100

2. Replica C-west N1 front bumper, INGS+1 rear bumper & INGS+1 side skirts (slight damage on one skirt see pics) for 350z in carbon silver/grey. Few scratches here and there - $400 for the lot

3. Aftermarket v35 coupe plastic front lip unpainted. (few scratches and slightly warped - should be able to fixed with a heat gun + proper installation) - $100

4. Fog light inserts for v35 coupe OEM front bumper - $150

5. Tokico Blue HP Series shocks and springs for 350z/v35 skyline. Excellent condition, done about 15000kms - $500

6. BC Racing BR Series coilovers for 350z/v35 skyline. Excellent condition, only done about 8000kms - $1000

7. Brand new 350z chrome Z badges x 3 - $10 each

8. Brand new aftermarket short black and medium green shift knobs - $30 each

9. Stock bose headunit off 2003 350z. Good condition - $100

Located in Brisbane. Pick up only sorry. PM if interested.

Cheers,

Hieu

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