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Following on the this thread.

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=125813

 

Time for me to raise my hand and say it was me - i bought it. Wanted to wait until I had the car and everything was sorted before letting everyone know. So rest assured it's within the club.

 

Picked it up on Friday after getting 3 trains & tube taking 5 1/2 hours. Then drove it the 250 miles home for which I almost felt guilty for putting the mileage on it.

 

Thanks to Richard for his assesment of the car. I live too far away to have looked at it personally so Richard's post was very useful. The car is pretty much as Richard described - very orginal and befitting the 11,600 miles. There is some damage from the intense heat of Brunei e.g. some of the fabric is peeling on the door cards, fading on the front bumper - but nothing that's not easily sorted. All the important things are in great condition - bodywork (definately no rust) & very clean underneath, engine is very smooth, brakes very responsive. Just a couple of jobs and it'll be immaculate.

 

Rest assured I bought this car for its orginallity and it will not be modified at all. A no rust, unmodified, uk, low mileage car is so rare these days - that's how its staying.

 

It was part of the Sultan of Brunei's collection. Click the following link (posted in 2006) to see the type and number of cars the Sultan owns. This Nissan appears in the list.

 

http://www.germancarzone.com/pit-general-discussion/5703-list-sultan-bruneis-complete-car-collection.html

 

It came back to the UK with an Aston Martin Virage of similar age with 290 miles on the clock. Neither this car or the Aston have been used since being back in the UK.

 

I've now got 3 x 300zx's so one will have to go - but that'll be another thread ;)

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OMG is that list for real?! incredible.

 

Really glad the car has gone to a good owner and will be kept standard, you'll have to put some pics up as it develops into an absolute minter ;)

Congart's mate it seemed a steal and glad it's in the club

 

best of luck with it and keep us posted :)

Fantastic news. now stick a vs kit on it :rofl:

 

 

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Dam someone just outdid me on the mileage! Doh!! Grats though matey :D

Rest assured I bought this car for its orginallity and it will not be modified at all. A no rust, unmodified, uk, low mileage car is so rare these days - that's how its staying.

 

 

:bow:

 

And congrats mate! Very envious!

Well done, I'm so glad someone will be able to look after it :)

 

Can't believe the Sultan's car list!

I knew he had a lot but there's basically a few of every decent car ever produced LOL

7 Z's??? Imagine how much it costs to keep those on the road, never mind all the other stuff :rofl:

Congrats fella :cool: (now tell me it'll be garaged ;) )

 

Steve :)

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Thanks guys - i'm chuffed with it.

 

Congrats fella :cool: (now tell me it'll be garaged ;) )

 

Steve :)

 

Oh Yes - as soon as it got home :D

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look forward to some pics

 

Will do as soon as I can throw a bucket of water over it - it's a little fly splatted after the drive home. Got to have it looking its best :)

Will do as soon as I can throw a bucket of water over it - it's a little fly splatted after the drive home. Got to have it looking its best :)

 

Sounds good ;) i reckon that's gonna be one pampered Z !

 

 

Chris:)

Following on the this thread.

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=125813

 

Time for me to raise my hand and say it was me - i bought it. Wanted to wait until I had the car and everything was sorted before letting everyone know. So rest assured it's within the club.

 

Picked it up on Friday after getting 3 trains & tube taking 5 1/2 hours. Then drove it the 250 miles home for which I almost felt guilty for putting the mileage on it.

 

Thanks to Richard for his assesment of the car. I live too far away to have looked at it personally so Richard's post was very useful. The car is pretty much as Richard described - very orginal and befitting the 11,600 miles. There is some damage from the intense heat of Brunei e.g. some of the fabric is peeling on the door cards, fading on the front bumper - but nothing that's not easily sorted. All the important things are in great condition - bodywork (definately no rust) & very clean underneath, engine is very smooth, brakes very responsive. Just a couple of jobs and it'll be immaculate.

 

Rest assured I bought this car for its orginallity and it will not be modified at all. A no rust, unmodified, uk, low mileage car is so rare these days - that's how its staying.

 

It was part of the Sultan of Brunei's collection. Click the following link (posted in 2006) to see the type and number of cars the Sultan owns. This Nissan appears in the list.

 

http://www.germancarzone.com/pit-general-discussion/5703-list-sultan-bruneis-complete-car-collection.html

 

It came back to the UK with an Aston Martin Virage of similar age with 290 miles on the clock. Neither this car or the Aston have been used since being back in the UK.

 

I've now got 3 x 300zx's so one will have to go - but that'll be another thread ;)

 

Nice one Phill:bow:

 

I'm pleased it has made it into the club and will be looked after!!

 

I'm also pleased that my description was of use too! I did know about the previous owner (and saw the rest of the cars stored there!!) but at the request of the seller I kept that info off the 'net before it was sold;)

 

Good luck with it mate.

 

Richard:smw:

I have something to say............ It's better to burn out than to fade away..... :tt2:

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