Some Bastard Stole My Boot Lock

[nmcmahon83]

Well, sometime over the last week some f*ckwit has taken the badge that covers the boot lock... only discovered it today but understandably I am not very happy. There is no way it would just fall off because it was not at all loose.

Anyway, not much I can do about it, but I would like to get another one. Does anyone know where I can get my hands on one from?? Would Nissan have one or would I need to find someone who is wrecking an R33?

Also, Im sure many of you have suffered the same fate and I would like to know are they easy enough to put back on??

Cheers. Hope the a$$hole get's hit by a bus.

[Sl!m]

You might want to try Just Jap they should be able to help

http://justjap.com/

[MANWHOR3]

check the for sale section. Just saw one for sale in Sydney. was titled garage sale random stuff for sale or something like that.

[Slide]

Mine was stolen ages ago hav eyour boot shaved and you wont have to worry about it.

[MANWHORE]

I have a boot lock cover for sale. much cheap than getting it shaved. Plus, with it shaved, if your boot popping mechanism ever breaks, that's a back seat out job to access it, and there is no way you can remove the batt and crawl into the boot through that little port hole to fix it. That is, compared to just sticking the key in to open it, and working on the popper from the boot itself.

[smok74]

Remember the Badges are different on the series I and series II !

[rushs]

ferni's just 'fell off' one day... he's wasnt loose at all either... he found it in his driveway when he decided to actually look for it...

so if you can, just check around, worth a shot at least...

[wilch]

Mine came with this "?" thingy ->

I had a shit of a time trying to source a new boot lid lock.

[Jordan]

Mine dissapeard 2 weeks after I bought it. 5 years later its still not replaced. Since it had snapped off I couldnt just get it replaced, or glued back on because then it would flip up anymore, and then there was all the hassle of getting new lock barrels, and getting them keyes back to the origional key, etc.