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yeah i not worried bout the wing cos im getn rid of it.. thats why i want the boot.. just thought they may have been slightly different in some way

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yeah i not worried bout the wing cos im getn rid of it.. thats why i want the boot.. just thought they may have been slightly different in some way

the only notable difference between the two seems to be cosmetic - a different wing and picked out/enhanced 'skyline' across the back on the S1....

from memory. i may be wrong.

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the only notable difference between the two seems to be cosmetic - a different wing and picked out/enhanced 'skyline' across the back on the S1....

from memory. i may be wrong.

your right here.

the series 2 has a diff engine, interior trim, dash, bonnet and front quarter panels.

the doors rear quarter panels boot etc are all interchangeable between series 1 and 2's.

however as ninja said, the skyline boot garnish is slightly different on the series 1

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