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Used side skirts vary between vehicles - and whether you call it used, second hand or a replacement, matching the right one matters. These are the details breakers need to match the right part to your car - our request form asks them so you only hear from suppliers with the correct part:
Side skirts were not a standard factory-fitted body panel on the Nissan Terrano II (R20), which was the generation sold in the UK from 1993 to 2006. The Terrano II is a body-on-frame 4x4 with a fairly upright, utilitarian body style that did not include side skirts as original equipment on any trim level. If you are searching for a side skirt, it is most likely an aftermarket styling accessory rather than a genuine OEM part, and a used-car-parts breaker is unlikely to be able to supply it from a dismantled vehicle.
Occasionally vehicles come into breakers' yards with aftermarket body kits or dealer-fitted accessories attached, so it is not impossible that a dismantled Terrano might have aftermarket side skirts on it, but this would be purely coincidental rather than a standard listed part. Your best route is to contact breakers directly and describe what you have, but do not expect this to be a routinely stocked item. For a guaranteed supply you would be better served by aftermarket styling retailers who sell body kit components new.
The low-down body panels on the Nissan Terrano II that breakers regularly carry include the front bumper, rear bumper, front wings, and door lower sections. If the damage is to the lower sill area between the front and rear wheels, the structural sill itself is a body shell component rather than a bolt-on panel, and repair sections for this would typically come from a bodywork specialist rather than a breaker. It is worth describing the exact location and nature of the damage to a breaker directly so they can advise which salvageable part, if any, matches what you need.
The Nissan Terrano II was sold in the UK across trim levels including base, Sport, and SGX variants, but none of these included factory side skirts as a distinguishing feature. Trim level does not affect the availability of OEM side skirts because, as noted above, they were not fitted to any variant from the factory. If a previous owner added aftermarket skirts inspired by a particular trim's styling, that would be a one-off modification rather than something a breaker could reliably match.