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Hey guys,

sorry for another post but couldn't figure out how to change the title properly:

Anyway!

R32 GTR spoiler, fibreglass, white, good cond. needs a bit of polish (wharf dross) $125

R32 GTST bonnet, Silver, couple of chips good cond, $100ono

R32 GTR Headlights, yes with grill attachments, good condition however the little park light lens is a little loose on one so if your pedantic you may wish to open them and glue it down. Has no affect on light and I can hardly notice it..... $200ono

Blitz Super SOund BOV with adapter for RB20DET pipe Used but in very good nick. - $150firm

Pics for some parts are below, others are as described.

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The drivers side one, you can hardly tell from the photo. its the little lens covering the park light. It has just come unstuck, not broken or anything.

Not sure what globes off hand they take but they have all globes still in them as I changed to completely different lights and needed new globes anyway.

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