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Cheap R33 bits in Adelaide

I'm cleaning out my workshop, and have some cheap bits for sale:

R33 GTST Passenger's seat - bit dusty/dirty but in pretty good condition $5

R33 GTST Aircon bits - compressor, engine bay lines & condensor $20 Was working when removed a few years ago

Space saver spare wheel/tyre from 350GT - 5x114.3, T145/90D16 tyre never been on the road $40

R33 GTST electric radiator fan (for aircon) $20

R33 GTST Airbox & snorkel - snorkel has a small bit cut-out to clear alloy radiator, includes an air filter $40

R33 GTST stock side-mount intercooler $10

R33 GTST Coupe headlining in reasonable condition $10

RB30 sump (also fits RB25/RB25DET) has a small split. Ideal for someone who wants to put extended wings on (or use as exchange for extended sump) as the split is where the wings go anyway $40

Pair of Nankang NS-2R semi slicks, nearly new tread depth, 120 tread wear rating, 255/40ZR17 $80

Happy to post smaller items at cost. Not posting whell, tyres seat, headlining. Pics on request.

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On 14/07/2017 at 3:01 PM, GeeDog said:

R33 GTST Passenger's seat - bit dusty/dirty but in pretty good condition $5     Sold

R33 GTST Aircon bits - compressor, engine bay lines & condensor $20 Was working when removed a few years ago    Going in the bin this week

Space saver spare wheel/tyre from 350GT - 5x114.3, T145/90D16 tyre never been on the road $40

R33 GTST electric radiator fan (for aircon) $20   Going in the bin this week

R33 GTST Airbox & snorkel - snorkel has a small bit cut-out to clear alloy radiator, includes an air filter. Now has small bit broken on 1 mounting tab - doesn't affect mounting $40

R33 GTST stock side-mount intercooler $10    Sold

R33 GTST Coupe headlining in reasonable condition $10     Going in the bin this week

RB30 sump (also fits RB25/RB25DET) has a small split. Ideal for someone who wants to put extended wings on (or use as exchange for extended sump) as the split is where the wings go anyway $40

Pair of Nankang NS-2R semi slicks, nearly new tread depth, 120 tread wear rating, 255/40ZR17 $80    Sold

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Hey mate.

Could you hold on to the A/C compressor? Willing to take it off your hands if you could ship to Sydney for me?

I could even arrange the courier if you could put it in a box and flick me dimensions?

Cheers.

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11 hours ago, inmaniac said:

Hey mate.

Could you hold on to the A/C compressor? Willing to take it off your hands if you could ship to Sydney for me?

I could even arrange the courier if you could put it in a box and flick me dimensions?

Cheers.

Sure - pm sent

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On 7/16/2017 at 7:51 PM, GeeDog said:

Updates above

 

On 7/16/2017 at 7:51 PM, GeeDog said:

R33 GTST Passenger's seat - bit dusty/dirty but in pretty good condition $5     Sold

R33 GTST Aircon bits - compressor, engine bay lines & condensor $20 Was working when removed a few years ago    Sold / binned

Space saver spare wheel/tyre from 350GT - 5x114.3, T145/90D16 tyre never been on the road $40

R33 GTST electric radiator fan (for aircon) $20   Going in the bin this week

R33 GTST Airbox & snorkel - snorkel has a small bit cut-out to clear alloy radiator, includes an air filter. Now has small bit broken on 1 mounting tab - doesn't affect mounting $40

R33 GTST stock side-mount intercooler $10    Sold

R33 GTST Coupe headlining in reasonable condition $10     Binned

RB30 sump (also fits RB25/RB25DET) has a small split. Ideal for someone who wants to put extended wings on (or use as exchange for extended sump) as the split is where the wings go anyway $40

Pair of Nankang NS-2R semi slicks, nearly new tread depth, 120 tread wear rating, 255/40ZR17 $80    Sold

 

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On 7/23/2017 at 10:25 AM, GeeDog said:

R33 GTST Passenger's seat - bit dusty/dirty but in pretty good condition $5     Sold

R33 GTST Aircon bits - compressor, engine bay lines & condensor $20 Was working when removed a few years ago    Sold / binned

Space saver spare wheel/tyre from 350GT - 5x114.3, T145/90D16 tyre never been on the road $40

R33 GTST electric radiator fan (for aircon) $20   Going in the bin this week Binned

R33 GTST Airbox & snorkel - snorkel has a small bit cut-out to clear alloy radiator, includes an air filter. Now has small bit broken on 1 mounting tab - doesn't affect mounting $40 Sold

R33 GTST stock side-mount intercooler $10    Sold

R33 GTST Coupe headlining in reasonable condition $10     Binned

RB30 sump (also fits RB25/RB25DET) has a small split. Ideal for someone who wants to put extended wings on (or use as exchange for extended sump) as the split is where the wings go anyway $40

Pair of Nankang NS-2R semi slicks, nearly new tread depth, 120 tread wear rating, 255/40ZR17 $80    Sold

 

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