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hey guys im after the following

R34GTR Vspec front lower lip and diffuser

and also for an R34 GTT im after this part for both drivers and passanger side.

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Ash

the part comes in a full piece including the left an right side Part No.68104-AA001

R34 GT-R lower lip Part No. 96015-AA440

hey guys, im after two things for A R34 GTT aswell,

first is the Plastic centre console peice thatt goes around the gear stick ( tiptronic not manul)

and also the piece of platic that is the hinge for the centre console, it the bit that attaches the lid to the console (the bit that the arm rest screws into :down:)

cheers

hey guys

this time im looking for the ash tray

for an R34 GTT in Black please!

Thanks

Part No.s

Ashtray: 68800-AA005

Lighter & socket: 25331-AA001

lighter ring (light) 25339-AA000

all the above parts are for pre 08/00 model, later model have different finish if memory is correct. i don't know what colour the ashtray is.

hey guys, im after two things for A R34 GTT aswell,

first is the Plastic centre console peice thatt goes around the gear stick ( tiptronic not manul)

and also the piece of platic that is the hinge for the centre console, it the bit that attaches the lid to the console (the bit that the arm rest screws into :blush: )

cheers

Part No.s

gear stick surround 96941-AA105

as for the centre console lid hinge, looks like u get one with every lid but not listed as seperate item (unless i am going blind)

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Hi neil, can you help me out here, I'm looking for the part number for the R34 GTR petrol cover (the part on the rear guard - not the actual inside petrol cap) in Black paint. im putting GTR rear guards on my car and need the petrol cover , a GTT doesnt match as the R34 GTR has the Ripple in it for the flared guard.

thanks,

David.

Hi neil, can you help me out here, I'm looking for the part number for the R34 GTR petrol cover (the part on the rear guard - not the actual inside petrol cap) in Black paint. im putting GTR rear guards on my car and need the petrol cover , a GTT doesnt match as the R34 GTR has the Ripple in it for the flared guard.

thanks,

David.

Two different types depending on year model for the guards

05/98 - 01/99

part No.78830-AA100

01/99 -

part No.78830-AA400

it's not a skyline part but i would like to know this part number. its a nissan anti-theft decal

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dont know if it is the exact same label only have very basic illustration

Part No. 990A0-C9915

illustrated a Letter K

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Hi Neil, thanks for all the info so far,its been most helpful and appreciated indeed.

Could you please tell me the part number for the Nissan R34 GTR Side skirts factory like the one i have pictured below,colour i'm after is in Black

many thanks,

David.

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Did anyone know the what is these trim color code?

Sunvisor Sky34:

Driver 96400-AA000 or 96400-AA005

Passenger 96401-AA005

All came in Trim color code G, K, W.

I think it have 2 grey and 1 black, but not sure.

(Light Grey, Charcoal Grey, Black)

What color going with what code?

Thanks

I would like to know if r32 gtr radiator shroud is the same as gtst one?...and the part no please.

My vin is BNR32219410

cheers.

i know it is a bit late, but yeah looks like GTS-T and GT-R one are the same

Part No. 21476-04U00

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