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No two sunroofs are quite the same across different vehicles, so getting the specifics right matters when you buy used, second hand or a replacement. Answer a few quick questions below and breakers will only quote if they have the exact matching part in stock:
The 350Z is a fixed-roof two-seater sports coupe, and Nissan did not offer a factory-fitted sunroof on any variant of the car sold in the UK. No production 350Z left the factory with a glass sunroof panel built into the roof structure, so there is no genuine used 350Z sunroof to source from a breaker. If your car has what appears to be a sunroof, it is almost certainly an aftermarket addition fitted by a previous owner.
No factory 350Z sunroof exists, so any example with one will have had it retrofitted aftermarket, which was not uncommon among enthusiasts. This means there is no donor car at a breaker that will carry a matching OEM sunroof panel or mechanism. If you need to repair or replace an aftermarket unit, you would need to identify the brand and type of the fitted system rather than searching by vehicle.
The 350Z Roadster is a full convertible with a soft-top hood rather than a fixed metal roof, so it does not have a sunroof either - it has no fixed roof section to cut one into. If you are looking for open-air motoring parts for a Roadster, the relevant component would be the convertible hood or its associated mechanism, not a sunroof. A breaker can help you source Roadster-specific roof parts if needed.
Trim level makes no difference here because no trim level of the 350Z - whether the entry GT, mid-range Touring, or top-spec GT4 - was ever offered with a factory sunroof in any market. The absence of a sunroof is a body-structure decision, not a trim-level one, so searching by trim will not help you find one. Your best route is to confirm with a breaker whether the specific car you are buying from had an aftermarket sunroof fitted before it was dismantled.
If there is a glass panel in your 350Z roof, it is an aftermarket sunroof kit, and you would need to identify the manufacturer of that kit - common fitting shops used brands such as Webasto or Hollandia. Alternatively, if you are looking to improve light or ventilation, some owners retrofit a fixed glass panel rather than a sliding unit. Describe what you can see on your car to a breaker and they may be able to advise, but they are unlikely to hold a matching part pulled from another 350Z.