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I have a few items im trying clear out. All were either fitted to or purchased for but never fitted to my R33 GTS-T.

- R33 Front fibreglass bar to suit S2 GTS/GTS-T. Hasnt been fitted to a car. It was damaged slightly during freight to me, but is easily fixable. $175

- R33 Front Upper Camber arms. Second Hand and near new bushes. $50

- R33 GTS-T 3" De Cat. Looks like a cat....but not really. Great for flames. $30

- Mongoose M60 Immobilisor. Dual Immobilisor and keyless entry. New and never used. Was purchased for my R33 but never got around to fitting it. $100

- HKS Super Sequential Blow Off Valve. Only seen a few months use. $50

LOCATION - Springvale, VIC

I will post the smaller items at the buyers expense. The front bar is pickup only due to its size.

Ive also got a few other items which i dont currently have photos for. If your intersted, let me know and ill sort some pics and update the pricing. I havent added them to this ad since im trying to sell my car and all these parts are in the boot and will be sold with the car unless somebody grabs them before hand.

- A set of standard struts and springs

- A/C setup that includes engine bay pipes/hoses, condensor excl compressor on the block.

- Washer Bottle without motors

- Elec Aerial

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Camber Arms SOLD

DeCat SOLD

Mods - I cant edit my original post and ive been getting numerous messages about parts that are sold, so this is to let people know whats gone....and not an intended bump. Thanks

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