Ok, so im really new to cars and stuff, just learning. My dad is currently teaching me all of this stuff.

 

I have been thinking of investing some money into a 300zx , but i have noticed a TON of different names.

 

Z32 , Z06, NA

 

Those three the most... but they are all in reference to the 300zx ... can someone explain what these mean?

the words "investing" and "300zx" dont go together.. :rofl:

We do it for the love of the cars rather than to make some money out of them

Z32 is the model number of the 300zx from 1989 to 2000, NA means normally aspirated (non turbo) but I've not come across Z06 before so I'm stumped on that one mate!

Ok, so im really new to cars and stuff, just learning. My dad is currently teaching me all of this stuff.

 

I have been thinking of investing some money into a 300zx , but i have noticed a TON of different names.

 

Z32 , Z06, NA

 

Those three the most... but they are all in reference to the 300zx ... can someone explain what these mean?

 

 

The Z32 is our model of car, i.e the shame etc and all these cars are the same Z32

The NA version is basically a None Turbo and i have no idea about a Z06 :slap:

Oh and welcome :)

Beat ya :tongue:

z 32 is the series 2 300 zx which this site caters for

 

na = naturally asperated (non turbo)

tt =twin turbo

swb short wheel base (2 seater)

lwb =long wheel base (2+2 or 4 seats)

slick top (non targa solid roof)

targa = removable glass roofs

convertable =speaks for itself

Z32...the second generation of 300zx cars

Z06 a rather tasty american muscle car ..

NA Normally aspirated

TT Twin Turbo

SWB Short wheel base

2+2 4 ( yeah right ) seat version

slicktop metal roof rather like living in a tin can....hehe

damn need to type quicker

Thanks much!

 

I used the word invest just as a quick way to say that, you know what i mean

 

wasnt using it as a word for monetary gains

 

Invest for personal enjoyment ;)

slicktop metal roof rather like living in a tin can....hehe

OI! :mac1:

I resemble that remark!! ;)

Thanks much!

I used the word invest just as a quick way to say that, you know what i mean

wasnt using it as a word for monetary gains

Invest for personal enjoyment ;)

Thats OK. as long as you understand that then you wont be disappointed :D