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Hi Guys,

As the tittle states, I'm restoring my car to original stock condition and would like to purchase an original JDM radio cassette player. I know it needs a band expander but that's fine.

I'm still after an original R32 owners manual in Japanese if someone happens to have one floating around.

Please let me know if you have either so we can discuss price.

Here's a pic of what I'm looking for.

Thanks,

Bob.

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Hi mate,

Not exactly what your after, but I may have an original R33 GTR cassette player. Looked very similar to the one your after

If its something thats of interest, please advise and I'll hunt around and see if I can find it for you.

I know I do have an original R33 owners manual.

Hi mate,

Not exactly what your after, but I may have an original R33 GTR cassette player. Looked very similar to the one your after

If its something thats of interest, please advise and I'll hunt around and see if I can find it for you.

I know I do have an original R33 owners manual.

Hi......... I think I have a R33 as well but that doesn't have the rear connectors for the AM/FM dash controls.

It needs to have a provision for 4 inputs whereas the R33 I think only has 3. If you take a pic of the back I can explain further.

Yep, need a 32 manual to match my car.

Regards,

Bob.

Have you looked on Yahoo Japan? I managed to get a radio off there a few months ago for mine in almost perfect condition just a bit of wear on the 1,2,3 buttons. Took me about 2 months of checking Yahoo Japan every couple of day to find one. I actually payed more for the cassette player then I did for the cd player I put in the car when I first got it.

Have you looked on Yahoo Japan? I managed to get a radio off there a few months ago for mine in almost perfect condition just a bit of wear on the 1,2,3 buttons. Took me about 2 months of checking Yahoo Japan every couple of day to find one. I actually payed more for the cassette player then I did for the cd player I put in the car when I first got it.

Yeah....... I can't seem to find a solution to the language barrier.

Is Yahoo Japan available in English?

I thought it was but everytime I find an appropriate link it comes up with "Page can not be displayed"........

Any tips?

Thanks,

Bob.

^use import monster to search yahoo japan in english...

http://www.importmonster.com.au/yahoo

Meanwhile ive found this...

http://page21.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/j170959923

http://www.importmonster.com.au/view?url=http://page21.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/j170959923&thumb=http://f6.auctions.c.yimg.jp/f09batchimg.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/users/9/6/6/2/k_partscenter5-thumb-1331190457133291.jpg&title=KBT%20HCR32%20CD

Although in your case not sure if close enough os good enough...

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Edited by krayzie32

Thanks for looking for me but if you look at my attached pic, you cab see that it has 3 plugs entering the back.

The ones that came std for GT-R's had 4 for the lead that makes the AM/FM and Scan dash controls work.

Only a very few of these radios can take the 4 plugs. I already have 3-4 similar radios but before I pull the trigger and fit one of those I want to try and get the correct one.

Cheers,

Bob.

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