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Hello ladies and gents, need to gauge interest for some parts to cover costs for some questionable impulse purchases.

R34 GTR 3.545 A-LSD with driveshafts to suit. - works perfectly, has a slight whine at 110-120, but seems to go away past that. Not audible unless windows up and no radio. Not even sure if it’s the diff. still in car so can be tested for genuine buyers. - $2000

R34 GTR Series 1 steering wheel. No airbag. Marks shown on pics. None visible once installed. - $600

R34 series 1 gear surround and ashtray - perfect condition asides small mark as per picture. Ash tray could do with a clean. - $300

JSAI R34 front lip to suit all GTR front bars. Brand new. - $300

may not sell if they aren’t worth much but if anyone is interested I have a original GPS navigation and aircon unit to suit. Pm to discuss.

Merry Christmas to all!

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BUMP, diff and ac unit sold.

price drops;

34 GTR Shafts to suit A-LSD -$650

Steering wheel - $400

gear surround - $250

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Bump, steering wheel sold.

Gear surround still available. Comes with brand new handbrake and shifter surround.

shafts still available. One damaged (pictured) during removal. 1 shaft perfect, the pictured shaft would need a new cv end. Priced accordingly. -$300

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