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I Found A C210 Stove Top Tail Light!

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Just thought i'd let people know that i found a right hand stove top tail light for a c210 in clayton wreckers in vic. turns out he had one but he didnt have the centre trim or left hand light. $44! Brilliant!! Just keep looking theyre out there.

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if ever i can get my hands on more than one set i will offer them up on sau for people to purchase. but until then. jast a waiting (and looking) game. im still looking for a left one also talking to importers but not getting far. im doing a tour o' the wreckers during the christmas hols, so im hoping that will prove to be fruitful. :)

i also know of someone who wont sell thiers. another wasted. they dont seem to understand how rare they are :D:)

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Ok on my quest to find tail-lights i stopped in at a nissan dealer in croydon vic. and met a guy called clayton angel. he goes a bit out of his way (even tho he is paid to) to hunt down new old stock for old cars. his position is in the parts division. i talked to him today about finding tail-lights and bumper ends. bumper ends for a c210/c211 are $170 each new.

for the tail-lights i need to know the vin no. of a car that originally came off so i he can send back to japan requesting the correct part no. and then order the parts. as someone else said previously they're around $250 each and by the looks of things i think that sounds about right.

This is his work contact details for anyone who is hunting Most early nissan and datsun parts.

Clayton Angel

Ph: 9725 5555

[email protected]

www.yarravalleygroup.com.au

the email is to a toyota dealer but they sell toyota nissan and daihatsu.

Happy hunting :D

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Cool. I was just at a Nissan dealer for some (bloody expensive) bushes... dont really need anything but if its NOS then it's worth having just to be all shiny and NEW. :) I will ask around in Japan for your enigmatic LHS tail light.

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Take note that those are only the light units to replace stock JDM C210 lenses (no surround as shown on box). They appear to be aftermarket "tinted" lenses...

BTW, unfortunately I never heard a reply back from Yarra Valley.

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