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i will have a dig around for the receipt but i got mine from the local nissan dealer and they arrived from japan in bout 4 weeks from memory and there was no freight charged as it was an ex-stock item and they just sent it through with the rest of the monthly order.

will try and ferret out the cost etc. tomorrow and post it up as soon as i find it.

cheers oxford

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Apart from looking good I found that they didn't function all that well on my C34, being too narrow and I broke my driver's side one getting in and out of the car.

I'm looking for a set for my M35, which are more useful on this model on account no doubt of the doors being frame types. They're deeper too.

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