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It depends on what you plan to do with the car. If you're gonna gut everything and turn it into a track car, I say go for it. You'll be
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It depends on what you plan to do with the car. If you're gonna gut everything and turn it into a track car, I say go for it. You'll be able to see what needs attention. If it's going to be used as as a daily driver and your only car, you're asking for a lot of expensive headaches down the line. It's not worth the time and effort unless you do a lot of the repairs yourself. Even then, a lot of little things cost an arm and a leg to replace.
Think of it this way, a lot of guys here would like to install the factory navigation system if the Nissan parts weren't insanely priced. I can't imagine having to replace the entire front console, electronics and all.
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