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yes it can be done at a later date. DOn't think it's a simple process either way though. You'll need to go to a bodyshop for painting and fitting.

bad news but at least both parties insurance is involved. It could of been worse

We'll known on here

bath time

from the listing We are selling on behalf of a customer who is upgrading to 20". These wheels cost £2'076.00 new from Nissan without tyres. There is one scuff on one of the wheels hardly noticable. The wheels will come with the tyres but the two rears will need changed relatively soon. The tyres front and rear are suited to the 350z are 245/35x19 and 275/35x19

very nice. Noticed it's got the white front reflector bits to. Whats the car under wraps

I am told the car is "showroom" condition, but I'll reserve judgement until I've seen it myself PS looks like a good idea, considering the amount of motorway driving I do, which has taken it's toll on my poor Celica. I'll have a further look around their web-site and see what's what Yeah and remember that you get a discount through ourselves if you end up going the Paintshield route think i mentioned that in the second post

contact the guys there and they'll give you a quote. All depends on which bits your having done.

Personally I don't think its a good idea to call the dealers, stealers. If you are wishing them to react and partake with the info put up about them. It's not starting on a good foot. Remember we already have some members who are dealers on this forum.

think it said on the ebay listing that one of the wheels was also scuffed.

Its just the same being a moderator

if you do alot of motorway driving it will be a must. Nissans paintwork isn't the best but also isn't the worst.

Paintshield is the only stuff that will protect your car against stone chips. If the paintwork is in good condition its definitely worth considering.

wes.brook General thinking is the protective coating offered by Nissan for the outside is a waste of time. It's nothing more than a wax treatment. If you are thinking of protecting the paintwork I would recommend speaking to the chaps at paintshiled. Also you can get forum discount with them. http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1980 and they are in your neck of the woods. Grantham and Bradford

MarkW this one went through on ebay just a couple of days ago. Very good value and no one ended up bidding on it. May be worth getting in touch with the seller. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2005-NISSAN-350Z- ... dZViewItem As regards spec. It seems to be down to what you are going to do with the car. If you were going to do a lot of mods like change the wheels or a re trim or new stereo, it's not worth going for a GT. If you like it in mainly factory spec then it's worth considering. I like the rays and yes they are lighter. The GT4 wheels are heavier. All new Z's are now the same spec engine as GT4's. Don't think there is that much in it but you get more exclusivity with a GT4 over the rest of the Zs as they are a limited run.

or you could try Chris at www.funkystyling.co.uk he has some

cheers Chris. I had found that stuff. Thought you did the Body Kit to.

sorry Chris but I can't see any Nismo Kit on your site

ep racing is all nismo style and not original

Mr.F. at MJP has got two Nissan ones on offer http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2705 otherwise there are some cheap ones on ebay which no doubt you have seen. Can't vouch for there quality either.

My mate has got a HD projector and playing the Xbox360 on it is awesome especially with ther surround sound. Projection size is about 12ft wide

Pm Val to Andy with you spec. Ta

one sent back

the odometer should be MPH, part of the SVA. http://www.edworthys.co.uk/product~ProdID~804039.htm for adaptor plate. They may be other makers, just found this one first.

If you PM me I will give you the discount code. Also I can supply you with contact information for both companies Or you can look in the discount section of the forum.