My Lakeshore V35!
Originally Posted by VQPWR
where do u live?..im guessin yours is a true skyline 350 GT, by looking at ur wheels and tails and etc..
Last edited by n15m0; May 17, 2008 at 01:53 AM.
Originally Posted by OCG35
+ 1 for the Kurukie bumper!!!
Originally Posted by Carlito
Is there no one there that does custom work in fibreglass? Not as good as urethane but should be cheaper.
FYI, if you look closer, mine does come with the factory chromey grill, only difference is the nissan badge instead ofthe infinity one.
Originally Posted by n15m0
Yea its looks good but unfortunately, no one here makes aftermarket bumpers...was looking at getting the OEM chin spoiler shipped from the US and that alone would set me back close to $600!
https://g35driver.com/forums/classified-changes-test/219750-03-04-05-06-sedan-introductory-sale.html
Originally Posted by OCG35
you can oder one here:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=219750
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=219750
Originally Posted by psedog
For him the issue would be shipping it to Australia. I don't think that will be cheap and I'm not sure if Viet would go that far out of his way to ship 1 bumper. Just a thought.
At least there is a potential option for him...
I would think it would be a little more effort, because he would have to find a freight shipper that specifically sends to Australia. Considering the size of the container, I don't think it would be cost efficient to ship via the normal channels (UPS, USPS, etc.) I could be wrong as I've never shipped anything that large.
I've ordered a heap of wheels from Japan before through brokers here in Australia and they take approx 8-9 weeks and come via a container....problem with the US is there are very few traders that order stuff from the US and thus shipping over individual items especially body parts could become quite expensive. Looking at the HKS sports muffler...the shipping costs I've been quoted ranged from $199 to $250.
Originally Posted by psedog
I would think it would be a little more effort, because he would have to find a freight shipper that specifically sends to Australia. Considering the size of the container, I don't think it would be cost efficient to ship via the normal channels (UPS, USPS, etc.) I could be wrong as I've never shipped anything that large.
Since there are apparently no options for the man - it could be something to look into... or he can have an OEM (I did for years
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