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G'day folks,

Looking to clean the garage up a bit. I'll add photo's when i get a chance.

Feel free to make an offer on any of this stuff. I prefer pick up from 5169 Seaford Meadows for any of the larger stuff and if you require me to deliver anything to a depo please check how far it is from me and keep that in mind when you make an offer.

PM for more details if needed.

Cheers.

M35 Black leather drivers / passenger seats. Great condition. Comes with everything from when i had them replaced with R35 GTR seats. - $450

Stock exhaust - Taken off the car at approx 95,000kms. - $150

Stock suspension - taken off the car at 95,000kms - $200

Apexi N1 exhaust (just the muffler) 3inch inlet to i think 4.5 inch tip i think. With a polish would be perfect - $150

Stock M35 injector x6 (no rail) - $150

Stock blue M35 front bumper (has parking aid for added awesome) - $200

I'm sure i have more bits... I'll add what i can when i can.

Cheers.

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Ok picture time.

Reminder that it is very difficult to me (and not really worth my time) to deliver items to a depot. Also as i work over an hour away from home (Mon to Fri) there isn't much i can do about leaving items for a courier to pick up. I'm happy to try work something out if i can though.

I need to take a picture of the stocky front bar yet... which btw i also have a stock M35 grill also.

Oh and i found my old stock M35 intercooler. Feel free to make an offer on any of this stuff.

Cheers

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Cheers mate.

It's my own fault for working so far away from home so i imagine i'll either store most of this stuff for if/when i sell the stagea or get a local sale.

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