ok, looking at the RARE SPARES site, there are two vent seals, either for sedan or for the coupe. Which one would the ute use?
Im hoping its the sedan, cause its only $85 compared to $150 per seal.

Hi. Checkout this site and it may help you with the part numbers - they may even be cheaper than rare spares. Let us know how you go.

http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/1200ute.htm

The Sedan/Wagons/Vans/Utes all use the Sedan one. I expect that would be the cheaper one.

Chris

try Nissan - you might be pleasantly surprised how reasonable some of their prices are.

Chris is right
And Nissan IS the cheapest and the fit after market don't fit all that well.
When you ask nissan ask for 85 ute if you ask for an early model they will tell you N/A I know this first hand

I paid R120 (AU$30) each for mine from Nissan South Africa. Including Postage and international bank charges..probably closer to $40. But Nissan SA don't screw you around. They are real nice to deal with. I get an emailed Christmas card from the Parts Department, every year.

Chris

Thanks folks, will try nissan SA as well as nissan Aus.
Im assuming the 85 seals will still fit a 74.
$40 aus landed in aus, thats cheap, compared to $85 each

It isa bit of a hassle buying stuff from South Africa..That's just the nature of overseas business. You have to bounce the money through a few banks in South Africa to complete the direct deposit. They don't do credit card transactions over the net or phone. If that's all you are buying, then the fixed costs in doing the business will be more. Extra costs include about AU$70 for DHL freight and AU$30-$50 for bank costs. If you buy a fair bit (>AU$250), then the freight company (DHL) will ring you up and request that you pay GST and Duty, before dispatching the goods to your address.

Chris

Sounds like you might be onto a good bussiness venture dattodude. You take monthly orders from the guys off here, give them a rough price(bit hard to be exact I can understand) and put a little bit extra for yourself.

Sounds like a good plan :)