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Have both GTR94 and T51R vic numplates. 

 

GTR94 in 1slim 1standard size $2000

T51R in 1standard an 1 cut to a *custom size $1500

 

Both sets of plates have been previously registered to a vehicle.

 

*note modifying of any number plate is an offence an I am not responsible for the consequences.

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ok guys for sale here is a genuine HKS T51R 1.2 rear housing it is V-band and came from my original SPL T51R.

this is the rear housing only and only what is pictured is what you get. Does have some surface rust. probably needs some TLC.

price is $700ono and located in Hoppers crossing, west of melbourne but may be able to meet in docklands as this is where i work at the moment

 

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