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28-02-2009, 00:10 | #1 |
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t2 or mav ...........also known as ?????
ok while looking for parts from around the world.... i need to know what other names the t2 is known as
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28-02-2009, 00:15 | #2 |
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Mistral or R20 other name i've got no idea but parts from some of the US spec Nissans do fit onto a T2
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28-02-2009, 00:20 | #3 |
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Hey sweety was the mistral an import??
There is one near me thats for sale I wondered if it was a short wheelbase t2 Thanks |
28-02-2009, 00:22 | #4 |
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Yes the Mistral in a Jap import & often has a better spec than the norm T2/Mav's we get most are LWB but there seems to be more SWB ones popping up & they are mainly auto's
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28-02-2009, 00:24 | #5 |
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28-02-2009, 00:24 | #6 |
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Yes the Mistral was an import into this country. Most that I have seen have been Auto's, Teale over gold and quite high spec. I once drove robobones and was quite impressed but don't tell him shhhh.
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thanks Jim and Sweety The one near me is dark gold looks good short wheelbase Would parts be hard to get |
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28-02-2009, 00:18 | #9 |
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I honestly don't think, apart from the Maverick, that the T2 went by any other name Ex. If it had been built in Japan like the Mistral (or I think the original Terrano - see pic), it would have had lots of geographic variants, but I think the Spanish-built T2 only came in two flavours - Nissan Terrano II and Ford Maverick.....
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The first digits are the manufacture and model I.D more accurate for finding parts. |
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If it was built in Japan, name the factory Doesn't matter which country they are built in, it can end up in any market in the world. Take the Y61 Patrol, its made in Spain and ends up all over the world. Is someone going to tell me there built in Japan
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02-03-2009, 13:21 | #13 |
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i've always wondered if the r20 having been designed and certainly built in europe was
supplied to japan and asia market in knock down kit, does seem odd building them in spain for local to japan market but is defined by whether it was worth assembling them there, after all could be shipped back as return cargo for ships that brought jap built models of car, afterall whilst cant name al ine not every nissan was built in spain or sunderland, mind till jocky said patrols built in spain would have said those. if not then imagine would be sports cars, unless their built in states, what about current pathy, arent they us, or is it the x5 equiv the murano pretty sure thats built in states. rossco were you confirming the bonnet or the rear lights, as its a requirement accross europe for rear fog protection, on right hand lower cluster for rhd markets and on left for left hookers, the opposite is occupied by an inadequate reverse lens.
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No offence chaps but Wikipedia is a load of borrox. Its written by people like you and me, thats is to say, people who think they know stuff but often aren't sure (or right).
For example, see here.... http://wikicars.org/en/Nissan_Mistral ..completely contradicts the other Wiki entry. But, I am 99.9% certain that, irrespective of where the bonnet catch is, the Mistral was made in Japan - and here in the UK its a grey Jap import. The Terrano II is broadly the same vehicle (at least early ones) but will have a lot of different components to the Jap version because of requirements to provide a percentage of European parts (which Nissan had to source to get Spanish government grants), as well as different emission controls etc.. And heres another way I know. I have a place in SW France about 20 miles from the spanish border and the Terrano factory isn't far the other side. I drive the length of France several times a year and when I'm at home there I cross from France to Spain regularly. I see shedloads of Terranos, often modded as the french like their outdoors. But one thing you hardly ever see in France (because I think import taxes are astronomical) is a grey Jap import. And I've never, ever seen a Mistral during the seven years I've been going. Plus, as already said, it simply doesn't make commercial sense to ship a European-spec vehicle to the other side of the world when Japan is relatively down the road and has the Mistral....guess we can argue til some more firm evidence emerges, but Wikipedia most definitely isn't it I'm afraid........most unreliable data source on the net. |
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