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Hi all,
Unfortunately a stray branch has broken my right rear tail light.
I'm in Australia and local places are asking an absolute mint for a second hand one... Triple the price for a new one from dealer - was a bit shocked.
So I've looked on fleabay as you guys call it and found some cheaper ones but they are out of Thailand... My D40 is built is Spain so I'm just wondering if the lights or mount holes differ at all?
Thanks in advance
 
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Hi Matt.

Unfortunately, as an NP300 owner, I'm not really able to help. However, giving a year of your truck might help others provide an answer.

Cheers,
Jem
 
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Hopefully an Australian member can help, the Australian market is pretty much the only place where both models are available.

Saying that, there are quite a few on eBay UK saying they come from Thailand, so they are probably the same. Do watch out because the left hand drive and right hand drives are different.
 
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FWIW - Aus, Thailand and UK all drive on the proper side of the road...:) Although that doesn't mean you will be sure to buy the right part....
 
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main difference is the Foglight, Thai ones seem to have two reverse light options one on each side no idea what the law is in Aus regarding this but my Patrol came to the UK via Aus and that was a JDM model no foglight and no bumper lights and was ok in AUS
 
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