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It must be some sort of light deviation, as the only panel on it that has been resprayed is the front valance and the passanger side front fendor. The rest is still factory paint.

As for the front bumper and grill, I have been on the look out for a old style metal grill and chrome bumper in good nik, but they are hard to find. The other problem is, the front indicators were mounted in the front valance of the old Ute's. The newer ones have there indicators in the front bumper and the older style holes in the valance have been filled in by the factory, Ill have to cut into the Ute to get the older style indicators to fit.

Ahh, screw the bumpers, a trip to the wreckers, a few Rand & a little work soon fixes that. Same for the grille & lights if the earlier look is wanted.
If all our problems were so easily fixed, we wouldn't have any problems.

I don't mind the wheels at all. Some wider tyres & a little lowering will tighten up the whole look & give it a different appearance, particularly at the front, but if it's still under warranty, or it's a workhorse, then I would quickly learn to enjoy what I had & not lament what I didn't have.

i think over time nissan made the 1200 ute a bit more, plastic looking. More like a toy car.
Big ass bumpers, lame mirrors, high roof (obviously sets a purpose though), grey interior, sqaure lights, rude wheels from factory.
Give me standard b120 anyday
(^^opinion, get over it)

it could be a trick of the light, but it looks like the doors and front panels are different to the rear panel.

I know that digital photos can pick up slight differences in white that the human eye can't.


ps..Niiice ute.

Dont care much for the bumpers myself, but is still a GR8 bakkie.

wow! nice!