Funkysi

Repost. I know Edgar as well.

Someone used Google translator then! LOL

On the links thing, below that video, I came across this. Words fail me. That is one of theeeeee most disgusting Z32s I've seen in a while.

Glad you took my opinion their appearance! Attractive wheels those. With a light refurb, they'll look fantastic. Look much more like a Brabus design than the ones on Lorenzo's car. I guess you got them from the Japanese Yahoo auctions. Did you go via WheelChoice/Bidschoice in California as per my recommendations ages ago? Looking at the closer, they do appear to be mono-block, not 3 peice wheels. Maybe it's just the light.

Z3 reminds me of this for some reason.

Bon soir mon ami! Bienvenue avec le forum 300zx.co.uk! J'adore la France! Dept 79...Vendee??

Seen it before. Shame the interior trim of the doors has less 'equipment' than a Citroen 2CV. Also, why is this in Z general discussion?

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Those dash pods are hideous! :hurl: DIN gauges all the way!

Still looks better than a Veilside or GTZ-R front bumper.

I do know this! LOL I missed the bit where something pissed me off?

Order yourself some custom offset ZEforged wheels.

Looks as aesthetically pleasing as the tin foil on your front bumper. :wack: ;)

You will get it EVERYWHERE! Regardless of how clean and tidy you are. Probably worth getting some disposable boiler suits. Tyvek ones or something from Arco. Not sure how your mate will be about using wax based products in the oven though. Airborne particles of wax royally chuff up the painting process in much the same way as particles of silica do. Leave the car in there for a good 30 mins before applying and then the same again afterwards. I'd leave it in for longer if you're able to.

Still 100% better to do in the summer. The panels will be warm. The product by nature 'creeps' and if applied to a warm dry panel, will penetrate into the flitches and creases so much better. You'll create condensation putting warm wax onto a cold panel. So that's not advisable either as you'll trap moisture ESPECIALLY with all the weather at the moment. There's so much moisture in the air to condensate. For best results, do it on the hottest driest day you can. Wouldn't advise doing it now unless you have an oven you can borrow at an autobody shop or something.

www.rejel.com Also, apply in the summer on the hottest driest day you can! A pointless operation in the winter/cooler months.

Still think Nissan should have done this...

I saw the Nissan Demo 370Z Roadster at Znationals last year. Looks a LOT better in the flesh, but, as with the 350Z, the hard top looks much nicer. Here's a few photos of them I took at Taladega Raceway in Alabama. The hard top is Z1's demo car and the vert is Nissan's own. I believe this has been crushed since, as it was a pre-production model. The other white hard top is the Nismo 370Z Some sunny shots of Nissan's two demo cars.

Awful DIY job on the interior. Rear end looks pretty grim also, those rear lights are absolutely pitiful.

I have seen nicer objects fall from my rectum and the picture those objects create as they hit the nice shiny white porcelain beneath is far more appealing.

Interchangeable. UK rear wheels are however wider. But that's a bonus!

Somewhere on the I20 heading toward Alabama driving Andy93Z's Z back in September. After a quick drive round the block at MWZF in Oklahoma last year. One of the 1st GT-Rs to be sold in North America. Can't remember where this was taken......lol Drunk somewhere in Munich! My pimpin' Harley!

Get the mid sections taken out.