Hi, I have been searching for a missing piece of fender moulding that is color coded for all 86 z31's. My car is charcoal (dark grey) and I can't find the matching color for the piece I'm missing. Below is a picture of my car with the trim I'm looking for not present on the front passenger side fender right after the door. Will pay reasonable price for it. Help me complete the look of my car! Thank you.

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It is listed as #78834Q (**876-19P69) although that spec I believe is for the 526 red which is for the RH side at NISSAN Parts Zone I have dialed in with my VIN and it shows what is available. Higher priced but if it's there it is OEM. Good Luck finding it.Part Detail

 

I do have to say that is a gorgeous 300zx.

 

Were you going to do the piece that goes in front of the door as well? Again this specific part # is for the 526 red. You can see them on mine.

63865R --- this is the drawing number

MOULDING-FRONT FENDER, REAR RH


**872-19P09 < part #

1985.09-1986.09

FED. 2S. (GL+ GLL) + FED. 4S + CAL. 2S. (GL+ GLL) + CAL. 4S


$64.33


$51.76

 

Thanks for the info, but my color is not available And, I was only going to do the piece that is on the front door. I figure I'll look at replacing the slightly ugly looking trim once I actually have a complete set on the car. The purpose of the pic was to show that if you look in front of the door, the moulding simply isn't there; it has been missing since I purchased the car. Can you believe that I have been looking for this fender moulding for about three years now? Every time I have gone looking through the junkyards, I either can't find it or someone always beats me to it and I find an 86 in my color with all the moulding stripped off of it. I appreciate your research on my behalf, though.

 

I am trying to find the mudguards. No Joy there either.
Good Luck in your search. I was wondering if would be possible to paint them if properly prepared? Just a thought like using the bumper repair epoxy for cracks etc.. and then just painting them. Might have to research that.

Again Good Luck.

 

Thanks, I'll look into how to prepare them properly. I will admit that I have thought of this, but shied away from trying it because I have seen many of them at the junkyard, previously painted, and the paint always peels and chips. Perhaps there's a "right" way to do that. Well, good luck finding your mud flaps.

 

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