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Hi guys and girls

Seeing as the thread in the for sale section is getting everyone excited about the rain guards i thought this would be relevant

NOTE: I am not an importer, I just want to see what kind of items would be group buy-able

If you could include the following at the beginning of your post it will make everyone's lives easier:

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Yeah a few ppl are chasing those, i happen to have one

if someone can find someone locally to make them up i reckon i could lend mine to become a mould

but then my car won't look so unique anymore

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I know this is a bump from the past - but (other than being from the UK) I'm really struggling to find a Stagea RHS mirror motor (96369-5L000). Did you happen to get anywhere with this?

We unfortunately don't have the Maxima or Laurel's as standard in the UK - so a part hunt is very much on.

Thanks

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I know this is a bump from the past - but (other than being from the UK) I'm really struggling to find a Stagea RHS mirror motor (96369-5L000). Did you happen to get anywhere with this?

We unfortunately don't have the Maxima or Laurel's as standard in the UK - so a part hunt is very much on.

Thanks

Have you tried Nissan? I could probably find a second hand mirror. Is yours S1 or S2 (although they are probably the same)?

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Have you tried Nissan? I could probably find a second hand mirror. Is yours S1 or S2 (although they are probably the same)?

Internally there are different mirrors available for the c34 stagea. I have an S1, but I replaced the mirrors with some second hand S2 ones.

I had hoped to transfer the correct coloured plastic outer shell from my originals to the new ones, but internally they were different.

I would also try to find a good second hand set, from either S1 or S2.

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