Noticed today that one of my number plate lights is dangling down a bit, upon closer inspection the bracket that should hold it in place has all bit disintegrated on the left hand side and I cant imagine the right side isn't fairing much better.

Does anyone know the part number for these for a UL Spec rear bumper?

I've tried searching multiple sites including JP-carparts but they only list the Jap spec or US spec parts.

 

Cheers

 

Andy

Part# 96250-37P00 Bracket-licence lamp (item 1 below). As far as I know (and I have looked) they are NLA.

 

Thanks for the reply mate and for the part number, will have a snoop around to see if anyone has it but if not I'll make a custom bracket to replace the one on the car.

 

Cheers

Andy

For clarity, the brackets are different between UK and Jap spec zeds, so will be a different part number.

 

Jeff

Interesting post this given the timing. So I've been rebuilding my black Z up and was looking at the number plate bracket. Different question to your lights one but seems a sensible question here...

 

I remember the number plate used to have a couple of arms that the bottom of the play would stand on. I thought these were welded on. What I found was that they've been bent up behind the bumper, but I'm not taking it off to try and sort. Managed to still bolt the plate using the top 2 screws. Thought it might not really be worth bending them back etc.

but if not I'll make a custom bracket to replace the one on the car.

 

There is not a lot of difference between the UK and JDM/US brackets apart from a longer middle section and

mounting tabs at each end. The sections that mount the lamps themselves are the same. You could therefore

start off with a good s/h or new JDM/US bracket and cut and adapt to fit the wider UK spec bumper holes and

fixings. That's what I plan to do.

 

Thanks for the updates guys, sorry for the slightly late reply.

 

Might give your idea a go with the JDM light bracket, I dont mind a bit of customisation if it fits the same that the end of the day.

 

Much appreciated for the help.