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6 X r34 gtr injectors $350

2x bov's standard $150firm for both

2 x hks airfilters $120 firm for both

standard gtr manifolds $200

standard gtr turbos 1 is good $300 and other will need seals replaced $100

standard actuaters of gtr accepting offers......

standard piping for for the standard turbos $150

standard plump back pipe for standard bov's which sits under the fmic $50

standard ecu $150

3" cat back exhaust which flares into 4" just before the back tyres and sorry no cat $100

also have some 17" tyres 17 X 45X 235 $70 each between 70 and 80%tread left on them

also have some 16's not sure of the exact sizes coz i cant remember if your after any 16 s just ask and ill see if i have them or not

thats all i can think of at the moment

please not these parts are all off r 32 gtr except for the 16' tyres

cheers damo

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