Cheap Nissan GT-R Glove Box
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Fitment questions
Does a glove box from an older GT-R fit my newer one, or did it change across the years?
The R35 GT-R has been in continuous production since 2009 and has received several updates over the years, including interior revisions, so a glove box from an early car may look or feel different to one from a later model. The basic fitment position is the same throughout the R35 generation, but trim and finish details can vary between model years. Confirm the donor car's model year against yours with the breaker before buying to make sure the finish and any integrated features match.
Will a GT-R glove box from a 2009-2011 car fit a post-2012 facelift model?
The R35 GT-R received interior updates around 2011-2012, which means a glove box from a very early car may differ in finish, surround design, or integrated controls compared to a later one. The opening and mounting points may be compatible, but visual and functional differences are possible. Name your registration to the breaker and ask them to confirm the donor car's model year matches yours before committing.
Does the GT-R trim level affect which glove box I need?
The Nissan GT-R was sold in the UK in variants including the Premium, Black Edition, and Track Edition, and while the interior quality and some finishing details differ between these trims, the glove box fitment position is the same across the range. You may notice differences in material finish or stitching if the donor car is from a different trim to yours, so it is worth asking the breaker which trim level the part came from if an exact cosmetic match matters to you. Fitment itself should not be prevented by trim differences alone.
Does the GT-R engine variant affect whether it has a glove box?
No — every Nissan GT-R R35 is powered by the same twin-turbocharged VR38DETT engine, and all variants were built with a standard passenger glove box as part of the interior. Engine specification does not affect glove box fitment in any way, so you do not need to filter your search by engine when looking for this part.
Is the GT-R glove box on the nearside or offside, and does that matter when buying used?
The glove box in the Nissan GT-R sits in the passenger fascia on the nearside (NS) of a UK right-hand-drive car, and because the GT-R was sold in the UK exclusively in right-hand-drive, all UK-sourced used parts should be correct for your car. If a breaker is offering a part from a Japanese import or a left-hand-drive car, the dashboard assembly will be different and the glove box will not be a direct fit. Always confirm with the breaker that the donor vehicle was right-hand-drive before purchasing.
What should I check with the breaker before buying a used GT-R glove box?
Ask the breaker for the donor car's model year and trim level so you can match the finish and any integrated features as closely as possible to your own car. It is also worth checking whether the glove box includes any locking mechanism or lighting that your original had, as these small details can vary. Providing your registration plate to the breaker is the best way to help them confirm the part is a suitable match for your specific car.