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I know this is not the right place to put it but if it put it in the for sale section it will get lost amangst the other alpine model stuff for sale and would never really be found by people who would appreciate it.

I have for sale is a pair of tail light covers for a series one (not sure about series two) V35 sedan. They came off my white sedan and have no marks, scratches or anything.

These where a Factory option from Nissan, not custom made. Very rare and hard to get.

Just put apply some 3M double sided tape to apply

$250 including postage to area of choice Australia wide

Message me for details and pics

Cheers

Mark, Newcastle.

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TAIL LIGHT COVERS NOW $100 FOR LOCAL PICK UP IF YOU ARE FROM NEWCASTLE/CENTRAL COAST/MAITLAND OR $120 FOR OTHER AREAS INCLUDES POSTAGE ($100 + $20 postage)

RARE IMPUL COVERS IN IVORY WHITE (EASY TO REPAINT) FOR A SERIES ONE (01-04) V35 SEDANS.

WANT THEM GONE!!!

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