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The badge that sits just under the right set of rear lights on most 34's. Where can you get these from? I have looked all over the forums. One suggestion was to contact Nissan directly. After sending many emails to Nissan and going into my local Nissan shop. I was informed that they are no longer available.

Has anyone had any luck procuring these? Or knows where they are available to purchase?

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Have you tried eBay? Just Jap have a lot of badges so I'm sure you could find one there. Or of you're desperate contact Jesse Streeter or import monster. Even try the wreckers. I would have though that these would still be quite easy to source.

Have tried Just Jap, have pretty much every badge but the one I am after. Ebay is full of of GTR badges however, I did find the one 25GT-T badge but it was in the UK and they would not ship to Australia. I'll contact Import monster and see what he can do.

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