Nissan Skyline R33 Complete Ac Radiator , Fan , Pipes And Ac Compressor on 2040-parts.com
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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this complete AC system came of my 1995 R33 GTR and its fully functional, car had around 70 000 km when it came off. i had no leak issues with it, AC compressor works very good , small box with bolts that hold AC bracket and AC compressor included, besides those i didnt keep any other small nuts and bolts . as far as i know there was no issues when it came off my car . if there is any more questions feel free to ask !!! Thank you
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