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it shares a lot of parts with locally sold cars (Z32's, maxima's, etc) and popular imports (R32, S13 etc).

Plus Nissan can always order parts in for you from japan, or you can order them thru import wreckers.

I'd say the only parts you'll have problems with are trim, windows, panels and things like that which are specific to them.

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Hi Guys,

I'm looking at a 1988 Cima (non-turbo) and needed some advice.

Basically my major question surrounds the availibility of parts should something go wrong.

Thanks,

Alex

yea i got one mate. 2 years now. most machanical parts not a problem. other parts easily aquried through nissan dealers but be prepaired to fork out. great ride.

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