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Left Windshield Moulding Trim
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Quick reference
Verify distinction between moulding assembly (72850-series) and decorative trim overlay (73850-series) for your specific trim level
JDM vehicles may have different mirror base cutouts if equipped with optional fender mirrors
1990 early production (7/89-3/90 build dates) may use 30P00 with different clip spacing—bring donor hardware
Context
When sourcing a left windshield moulding for your Nissan 300ZX, target part number 72850-30P01, which supersedes the earlier 72850-30P00 and fits all 1990-1996 Z32 platforms regardless of turbo or 2+2 configuration. In the junkyard, prioritize 1994-1996 donors as the rubber compound ages better than early production units, but inspect for UV cracking at the upper corner where the A-pillar meets the roofline. Installation requires removing the wiper arm and cowl grille; the moulding slides into a metal retainer channel—never force it, as the plastic anchor clips (often still available as 76882-30P00) snap easily after decades of heat cycling. Test flexibility by bending the rubber 90 degrees; if you see white stress marks or hear cracking, pass. Aftermarket urethane copies exist but rarely match the OEM compression set for leak-free sealing.
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Confirmed fitment
| Year | Make | Model | Engine | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Nissan | 300ZX | 3.0L V6 Twin Turbo | 80% |
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