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If interested txt me on 0426296161 k7st txt me for pics

Hi stripping an r33 skyline series 1 just ask for pictures im located in werribee

Rb25det with all bolt ons expect turbo and ecu $1200

Na manual gearbox $500

Headlights $200 pair

3 inch stainless steel cat back exhaust$200

Drivers window reg $50

Passanger window reg $50

Igition barrel and locks $150

Series 1 stock bonnet red $100

Drive shafts $ 100 for the pair

Stock rear bar black $20

Geuine r33 side skirts $120 pair (small crack underneath side skirt)

5 stud front and rear hubs $200 set

Non turbo front cailpers $50 pair

Series 2 spolier $20

Aftermarket strut brace $50

Diff $100

Green label afm $50 each

R33 starter motors $30 each

Stock exhaust $50 each

Series 1 reo $50

Series 2 reo $50

red front guards pair passanger side has small dint $70 for the pair

Stock suspension front rears $100

Rb25det bare block $100

Manual tailshaft $100

manual raditior $50

Auto raditior $50

R33 geuine pods $40 pair ( little damage wont be seen once put on the car )

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