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Do u want the genuine Nissan stock parts as they will be super expensive brand new from Nissan you will have to order them in from your local Nissan dealer or you can go to a wreckers to try and find one in good nick. Also with removing the spoiler and badges it's all free if you DIY all you need is a hot air gun or hair dryer on low heat and some rags to protect your paint and a vert thing screw driver or blade to Jimmy it and the spoiler is just a simple un bolt job from the inside of your boot I believe but you will need to get plugs to plug up the holes or if you get it done by a pro they either fill it or weld it (not 100% which one) and then paint it ask your local body shop for a qoute then shop around and I'm sure they will do the badges at they can do the badges too but If it was me I would save the coin and debadge myself... Just my 2c... Hope it helps

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Do u want the genuine Nissan stock parts as they will be super expensive brand new from Nissan you will have to order them in from your local Nissan dealer or you can go to a wreckers to try and find one in good nick. Also with removing the spoiler and badges it's all free if you DIY all you need is a hot air gun or hair dryer on low heat and some rags to protect your paint and a vert thing screw driver or blade to Jimmy it and the spoiler is just a simple un bolt job from the inside of your boot I believe but you will need to get plugs to plug up the holes or if you get it done by a pro they either fill it or weld it (not 100% which one) and then paint it ask your local body shop for a qoute then shop around and I'm sure they will do the badges at they can do the badges too but If it was me I would save the coin and debadge myself... Just my 2c... Hope it helps

thanks alot for that mate, i enquired at the local nissan dealership just to see how much it would cost, il have a look at some wreckers too. thanks for ur help!!

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