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Momo Gear Knob, pedals (sparco), white dash dials, rear strut brace R32 GTR


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hey i would like to purchase the following items, if anyone has any for sale may be very interested... all for R32 GTR

White Dash Dials... Hopefully Nismo 260 or 320km/h ones.

Rear Strut Brace... Cusco if possiable as i have a cusco front one..

Clear Front Indicators...

Momo Gear Knob

Momo or Sparco Pedals

HKS SSQV Bovs...

Carbon Mirrors Ganador style...

Carbon dash surrounds..

Door sills...

R34 gtr rocker cover...

Short Shifter...

Thanks Ppl, any info on places to get cheap let us know thanks again

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