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V36 Skyline Sedan Front Spoiler - Genuine Nissan 370gt Part

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Bought this for my Coupe (seller said it came off a coupe) but it doesn't fit. After checking the part number (K6010 see link below) turns out it's for a sedan.

It had a crack when I bought it which was professionally repaired and completely repainted in black. Item is now as new (one tiny mark which has been touched up from transporting home from paintshop - not really visible). Now owes me $425, will sell for $300. Can post if you pay the postage costs.

http://parts.infinitiusa.com/nissanparts/index.cfm?action=accessories&catalogid=212&itemid=154899&fromModalWindow=1&jointvehid=17607&modelOverlayid=0&overlayids=&showAccessorizer=true&modelAreaid=102&partnumber=K6010-1NF**&siteid=

Item located on Gold Coast, QLD: Call 0434328984

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just checked this is for the 2010+ facelift non-sport models of which i have not seen any, very few sport ones around Aus (type s and sp)

can compare pics here i reckon its the exact same....

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/10-13-INFINITI-G37-4-DOOR-SEDAN-OE-STYLE-FRONT-BUMPER-LIP-CHIN-SPOILER-/191502349870?hash=item2c966df62e

shame i really wanted it for my wifes sedan but its 2009 :/

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I will say that it's only just short of hooking over the bumper and the bottom corners. The rest sits perfect. Must be slightly less depth in the sedan bumper. My paint-shop guy swore he could adjust and make it fit but I didn't want to mess up a genuine part.

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AsM - Happy for you to try it if you're ever on the GC

If i drive down anytime will surely give you a call but from all the pictures i have seen seems very unlikely due to the different shape of the vents in the factory bumper bars...thanks for the offer anyway :thumbsup:

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