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Hey guys, looking at purchasing a V35 sedan in the next couple of months and was wondering if anybody had problems getting a hold of parts such as front windscreen and side windows if something gets smashed or something like headlights and taillights? are they readily available or do you have to wait for them to come from japan?

Sometimes it's cheaper to get things from USA, wholesalers in USA buys big as it's a bigger market there and they get more wholesale discounts. Not sure if you are aware or not but these V35 cars are marketed as Infiniti G35 in the USA. But just becareful when ordering from USA shops, referring to driver side or passenger side as USA is opposite to us. So always order with left or right side. interior like dash might be a problem because their is LHD, but door panel, glass, head lights, tail lights all can be purchased easily and abundant from USA.

A couple of free plugs:

Japan: www.japanparts.com has lots of OEM & dealer option parts as well as aftermarket

USA: www.riversideinfiniti.com has most of OEM & dealer option parts.

USA: www.riversideinfiniti.com has most of OEM & dealer option parts.

make sure they have it IN STOCK before you pay them. PM for why.

most of the electrical bits are correct. there are some though that are V series specific and are best grabbed from japan.

Edited by Chris Rogers

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