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The NP300 Navara is a pickup truck and does not come with a factory-fitted body spoiler as standard on any variant sold in the UK — it has a flat load bed rather than a shaped boot or tailgate that would typically carry one. What many owners are actually looking for is a wind deflector, load bed cover, roll bar accessory, or an aftermarket cab spoiler fitted above the rear window, none of which would be sourced as a standard used OEM part from a breaker. If you believe your truck had a spoiler fitted, it was most likely an aftermarket accessory added by a previous owner. A breaker may be able to help identify the part if you can send them a photo of what is fitted to your vehicle.
Some NP300 Navara pickups do have an aftermarket or dealer-fitted aerodynamic deflector mounted above the rear cab window, but this is not a standard OEM panel produced by Nissan for this model. Breakers will occasionally have these if a truck came in with one already fitted, but availability is unpredictable and the part number will typically be from an accessory supplier rather than Nissan's main catalogue. Your best approach is to contact breakers directly, describe or photograph the part, and ask whether anything has come off an NP300 Navara they have recently dismantled. Do not expect a straightforward like-for-like OEM match as you would with a standard panel.
Nissan did not fit a spoiler to the NP300 Navara as standard factory equipment on any UK-market trim level, including Visia, Acenta, Tekna, or N-Guard. Any spoiler or cab deflector you see on an NP300 will have been added after the vehicle left the factory, either by a dealer as an accessory or by a private owner. This means there is no standard breaker-sourced OEM spoiler for this model, and sourcing one from a dismantler is a matter of luck depending on what was fitted to a specific truck they have in stock. If you need this type of accessory, a specialist pickup truck accessories retailer is likely to be a more reliable source than a breaker.
On a pickup like the NP300 Navara, people searching for a spoiler are often actually after a wind deflector that sits above the cab rear window, a load bed tonneau cover, a sport bar or roll bar, or a tailgate spoiler lip — the last of these is sometimes seen on accessorised trucks. None of these are standard Nissan OEM spoiler parts, but a breaker who has dismantled an NP300 Navara may have removed and kept any of these items if they were fitted. It is worth contacting breakers through Findapart and describing exactly what you can see on your vehicle or what effect you are hoping to achieve. Providing a photo will give the breaker the best chance of identifying whether they have anything suitable.