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My Zeds looking great, the only thing that lets it down is the moldings and also one of the strips on the door which is faded.

 

They are not bad, but I want them mint like everything else.

 

I see they are available from CZP and also the Z Centre, although expensive.

 

Has anyone recently sourced them fron anywhere else, or even had them refurbished at all?

 

Cheers.

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They are expensive, some will say well worth it but i've spent many many hours on mine taking off the 'patching up/half a job' paint jobs from over the years and i expect them to turn out very well once the satin black is applied professionally.

 

I don't like throwing away stuff that with a bit of effort can be turned around.

 

I can see why people do buy new though, getting flexible new rubber is a big plus on the window moldings but mine are not bad at all - if i'm not happy in any way, option 2 of buying new is the route i'll have to take but i think this atm is doubtful.

You maybe able to source them from your local Nissan dealer, they might be good to deal with, i personally got mine from CZP but I've built up a good relationship with my local dealer's parts dept., this enables me to order in parts and pay them off over a reasonable amount of time, thus making the purchase more affordable:thumbup:

I source the Part No's and then give them to my local parts dept., that way we both are sure the correct part comes in, usually a couple of weeks to a month but as I've said, I can spread the cost over a couple of months:thumbup1:

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You maybe able to source them from your local Nissan dealer, they might be good to deal with, i personally got mine from CZP but I've built up a good relationship with my local dealer's parts dept., this enables me to order in parts and pay them off over a reasonable amount of time, thus making the purchase more affordable:thumbup:

I source the Part No's and then give them to my local parts dept., that way we both are sure the correct part comes in, usually a couple of weeks to a month but as I've said, I can spread the cost over a couple of months:thumbup1:

 

Might give them a try.

 

I used to go in there when it was a joint Renault/Nissan dealer years ago as I've had lots of older Turbo Renaults.

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