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i know how hard it is to find something you need so just throught i'd put up the names of places that have helped with the harder to find bits for the older cars.

www.jaustech.com.au (pricee but at least they have it)

www.japparts.com.au (QLD)

www.option1garage.com.au (QLD)

www.importbitz.com.au

www.slidewizeimports.com can import things for you from japan(big thumbs up)

SSS Automotive at Girraween 02 9896 6111

Just Jap at Kirrawee (they race a DR30)

Nispares/Datparts (0397298497)

Z-16 autoparts - primarily Z-car spares, but might have parts for other classics

- Harvey Rd, Kings Park, NSW, 2148 - (02) 9831 4734

Rare spares - lots of popular classic restoration parts

- www.rarespares.net.au (online ordering)

- 388 Gilbert Road, Preston VIC 3072 - (02)9471 0733

- 213 Parramatta Road, North Strathfield NSW 2140 - (02)9746 1188

Castlemaine Rod Shop - Fabrication of mounts, conversion kits etc.

- www.rodshop.com.au (ordering through email, do COD)

- Pyrenees Highway, Chewton, VIC, 3451 - (03) 5472 2853

Mad Dat Motorsports - some conversion stuff

- www.maddat.com.au (ordering through email)

- Unit 1 / 57 Boothby Street, Panorama S.A. 5041 - (08) 8374 4611

Datsport

1 Donegal Road Lonsdale, Adelaide SA

81862100

www.Datsport.com

"MARINE CABLES" (will make brand new handbrake cables for less than 2nd hand ones)

07 55376099

IF YOU GET NO LUCK HERE THEN TRY THE JAPAN SECTION FOR THE LIST OF SITES IN JAPAN?

its a small list but they have been able to help me so if you know of places that may be able to help someone maybe leave some info.

:D

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i know how hard it is to find something you need so just throught i'd put up the names of places that have helped with the harder to find bits forv the older cars.

(if its not a good idea please delete thread :D )

www.jaustech.com.au  (pricee but at least they have it)

Yeh and they warranty everything!

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guys, this is a great thread which is paramount to the whole "classic skyline" theme, making it sticky.. perhaps if RSX84 wants to keep updating his initial message with a directory of parts suppliers? keep everything neat and tidy?

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i know how hard it is to find something you need so just throught i'd put up the names of places that have helped with the harder to find bits forv the older cars.

(if its not a good idea please delete thread :P )

www.jaustech.com.au  (pricee but at least they have it)

www.japparts.com.au (QLD)

www.option1garage.com.au  (QLD)

its a small list but they have been able to help me so if you know of places that may be able to help someone maybe leave some info.

:P

Matt,

Add SSS Automotive at Girraween 02 9896 6111

Just Jap at Kirrawee (they race a DR30)

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Some classic spare parts places

Z-16 autoparts - primarily Z-car spares, but might have parts for other classics

- Harvey Rd, Kings Park, NSW, 2148 - (02) 9831 4734

Rare spares - lots of popular classic restoration parts

- www.rarespares.net.au (online ordering)

- 388 Gilbert Road, Preston VIC 3072 - (02)9471 0733

- 213 Parramatta Road, North Strathfield NSW 2140 - (02)9746 1188

Castlemaine Rod Shop - Fabrication of mounts, conversion kits etc.

- www.rodshop.com.au (ordering through email, do COD)

- Pyrenees Highway, Chewton, VIC, 3451 - (03) 5472 2853

Mad Dat Motorsports - some conversion stuff

- www.maddat.com.au (ordering through email)

- Unit 1 / 57 Boothby Street, Panorama S.A. 5041 - (08) 8374 4611

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C-RED sent me to GO-TECH at 233 collier rd Bayswater, Owen used to race a 720 with a L20t at lanclin(i think) now the engine is in a 260z, knows about the oldr engines as well as newer ones. have yet to get him to up the ante on my HR30 L20T but at least he knows how! he's in same bdlg as AGI parts so he just goes next door for any bits (very handy)!! happy hunting! :Pimp:

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Yes i have rang around, e-mailed certian places around australia (including the places listed in the first post) - and no one seems to have any in stock or have any on there in coming containers! I have also been on Yahoo Japan actions - and still nothing - if you have any other sugestions that would be much appreciated!

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For strut braces on import 31s, you can fit ones from local models because the strut towers are the same distance apart. However I can't remember if it's RB30 ones don't clear RB20s, or vice versa, anyway do a search on the R31 Skyline Club site, I'm sure you'll find what your looking for.

If the RB30 ones do fit, you can pick up a Whiteline one, locally made and good quality.

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i know how hard it is to find something you need so just throught i'd put up the names of places that have helped with the harder to find bits for the older cars.

www.jaustech.com.au  (pricee but at least they have it)

www.japparts.com.au (QLD)

www.option1garage.com.au  (QLD)

www.importbitz.com.au

www.slidewizeimports.com  can import things for you from japan(big thumbs up)

SSS Automotive at Girraween 02 9896 6111

Just Jap at Kirrawee (they race a DR30)

Nispares/Datparts (0397298497)  

Z-16 autoparts - primarily Z-car spares, but might have parts for other classics

- Harvey Rd, Kings Park, NSW, 2148 - (02) 9831 4734

Rare spares - lots of popular classic restoration parts

- www.rarespares.net.au (online ordering)

- 388 Gilbert Road, Preston VIC 3072 - (02)9471 0733  

- 213 Parramatta Road, North Strathfield NSW 2140 - (02)9746 1188  

Castlemaine Rod Shop - Fabrication of mounts, conversion kits etc.

- www.rodshop.com.au (ordering through email, do COD)

- Pyrenees Highway, Chewton, VIC, 3451 - (03) 5472 2853

Mad Dat Motorsports - some conversion stuff

- www.maddat.com.au (ordering through email)

- Unit 1 / 57 Boothby Street, Panorama S.A. 5041 - (08) 8374 4611

Datsport

1 Donegal Road Lonsdale, Adelaide SA

81862100

www.Datsport.com

"MARINE CABLES" (will make brand new handbrake cables for less than 2nd hand ones)

07 55376099

IF YOU GET NO LUCK HERE THEN TRY THE JAPAN SECTION FOR THE LIST OF SITES IN JAPAN?

its a small list but they have been able to help me so if you know of places that may be able to help someone maybe leave some info.

:cheers:

hornsby nissan is good. speak to jon /syd nsw

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