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R33 grill, colour is dark metallic silver but I'm unsure of the correct paint code. Missing 2 clips on back but still sits well, can be cable tied to make it sit more firm.
$55 pickup or $70 posted aus wide.

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Bov with extra items
Good working order, sounds good at high boost. Comes with extra hose to run to manifold & still have a little left over to do other hoses if you wanted.
$65 pickup or $70 posted aus wide

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