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i have for sale an r33 gtr air con unit. selling it as a complete package. it would suit someone who has bought a GT-R with the a/c unit removed. includes lines, condensor, tank (4 months old), a/c fan, compressor, and bracket. asking ***$500 (edited price)*** located in SE melb. email me at [email protected] or call/sms me on 0419 583 110.

glenn

GTR Air condition set:

Condenser................ $300

Condenser tank ........ $40

3 Hoses..................... $100

Compressor............... $250

Under dash.................$150

AC Fan and brackets ...$120

Pump bracket ............ $ 150

Or all for $500

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