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V35 Sedan With Stagea Nose.

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zei20l Grand Master

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yes it SHOULD bolt on, you will need:

front guards

bonnet

headlights

front bar and grill

radiator support

all associated wiring

its not impossible, and the worst part will be getting the radiator support.

someone has put a V35 front end on an M35 in japan

VNS 24 Mentor

VNS 24

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Curious since the M35 stagea is a skyline wagon wondering how easy it would be to put a stagea nose on a V35 sedan? seems like it would just be bolt on .....but i could be wrong

Never seen this done before but think it won't look too good. I might be wrong though. :P

the opposite...

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That actually looks nice. If I ever get a Stagea, I will consider doing this mod. :)

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