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hi,

was just wondering, i had an accident and bought an R33 series 2 sedan front cut and was wondering if it could attach to my existing series 2 coupe. I am aware that the lights and front bar are different but will the chasis, bonnet, radiator support all the same.

please reply.....

thanks

john

if you are thinking about welding on a front cut to your mangled coupe, i probably wouldnt recommend it. let me guess, you crashed and didnt have adequate insurance?

Anyway, a 4dr front end is the same as far as i am aware, from the front fenders forward.

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MAN, you just joined today and already asking can you weld a front cut into a crashed vehicle whats next? Can I bolt a truck turbo into my skyline engine?

Mate, just save up and get a professional to repair the car man. If its a write-off then take it on the chin mate n save up to get another skyline don't do doggy shit, you are endangering yourself and others.

loolololol i love the comments. im not goin to weld nuffin half cuts, i only need the radiator support on the car and front bar, however im gettin orginail series 2 bars. i got the sedan cut for airbags and series 2 nose cut is impoosible to get.

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