I have toyed with the idea of putting bodykit etc. on my car, but I think the stock bumpers etc. look pretty damn good - classy rather than 'in yer face'impressions which aftermarket treatments can give. One flaw in my eyes is the bit between the front sidelights/indicators.

 

My car has the number plate there, so it breaks it up nicely, but without this, I would feel it needed something there. This could simply be a coat of paint on the black plastic, covering, say, the middle third. the centre front bit is a visual focal point and usually taken up with a grille/badge, but on a Z it is a bit bland.

 

Neone thought (about/of doing) this ?

 

Also - the rear spoiler which would suit the car best in my eyes would be racing spoiler like those Z centre sell. Anyone have one of these on their Z? Most people tend to go for the painted Ferrari F40 type.

 

Also (to avoid multiple posts) has anyone upped the safety of their car with 4-point seatbelts etc. Anyone have airbags as standard ? The woman in Timmy's accident post - was she wearing a seatbelt ?

K4$H has a cool race type spoiler on his 300, see his pics on rides.

(http://www.300zx.co.uk/rides/k4$h/)

 

I have 4 point harnesses in mine and although they make it more difficult getting into the rear seats I prefer them to the loose fitting standard seatbelts.

 

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Z first and anything else is secondary!

John Newcomb (NukeEm)

www.geocities.com/jn300zxtt

I think I had what you're describing done to mine :

 

 

 

Is this what you mean ?

 

Dave

Are you talking about the middle bit here behind the numberplate which is usually black.

 

 

Stuart

Yes, but on later models it was the same colour as the body. With the number-plate, which most people have (duuhhh!) it looks OK, but I was thinking about putting the no. plate on the body just above that strip if I could get a stick-on one [note I didn't say strap-on !]. On the cover of the enthusiasts guide is a model with no no. plate. In this case, the strip I have mentioned looks bland.