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SHED CLEAN OUT!!! Pics attached!

Location: Maitland / Newcastle area.
I sold my Skyline R32 over a year ago and have just cleared out my shed of all the parts I 'planned' to put on it but never did as i'm just too damn lazy. I can post smaller items very cheap but larger ones will be pick-up or buyer can arrange shipping.

For Sale:

* Greddy style Bodykit. Front and Rear bar. Already prepped for painting from shop (some slight scratches from storage)
$800

* R32 GTS-t / GTS4 Carbon Fibre Hood. Seibon TT style. Never fitted only a few very light scuffs from storage which would probably buff off easily.
$800

* Blitz SBC i-color Boost Controller Spec S in silver. Never fitted only opened box.
$750

* Lambo Door Kit. Direct bolt-on kit for R32. Never fitted only opened box. RRP: $1299
$900

* SARD adjustable fuel pressure regulator in silver. Never fitted. Lowest price on ebay $42.50
$40

**AUTOMETER GEAR** ALL ITEMS AS NEW, NEVER FITTED.

* Autometer Ultra-Lite II 5" Shift Light Tachometer #4999. $330

* Autometer Ultra-Lite Pro Comp 2-5/8" Water Temp Gauge #4437. $110

* Autometer Ultra-Lite Pro Comp 2-5/8" Boost Vacuum Gauge #4401. $100.00 (Never fitted but Not in original box as it was thrown away)

* Autometer Ultra-Lite Pro Comp 2-5/8" Oil Pressure Gauge #4427. $130

* Autometer Chrome Mounting Cup for 2-5/8" Gauges #3201. $50.00
* Autometer Chrome Mounting Cup for 2-5/8" Gauges #3201. $50.00
* Autometer Chrome Mounting Cup for 2-5/8" Gauges #3203. $50.00 (boost gauge mounting cup)

WHOLE PACKAGE PRICE = $650.00

I work around the country a lot so I may or may not be able to post things straight away. All items located in the Maitland/Newcastle area. Free pick-up or cheap postage on smaller items. Large items pick-up only or buyer arranges postage.

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Would u sell the front bar by itself

Yeah I would but I notice you're in Adelaide. I haven't looked into shipping interstate. I'm in Newcastle NSW.

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