Strudul

Not quite what you are looking for, but have you considered these instead?

370Z is supposed to be better in every single way than the 350Z (except looks ). Wouldn't necessarily say it's worth the extra, but if you want more performance and don't want to mod your 350 heavily, then it's a very good option. Personally I think I'd take a Cayman instead though. #WWED

Needs more emojis, everything gets lost on the internet

That's a lot cheaper than I thought it'd be. Most bits are for pre-facelift Zeds though (they are incorrectly labelled as 02-09).

Dip comes in different finishes (matte, satin, gloss, pearl) - it can look just like paint, and I can hardly think paint is too much Dip however can be removed should the need arise.

Can't bring myself to like CF, always seems to look tacky and resembles sticking M badges on poverty spec Bimmers. Leather looks really good, but will be expensive and / or difficult. Metal-esque wraps look great, but concerned about conflicts with the rest of the silver bits. If I leave the silver bits as they are, then they will look out of place unless the wrap matches perfectly. If I wrap them to match, then you loose that nice contrast. Found this which I quite like:

Wouldn't have known if that was a viable option without the bickering

Can't think of situation where I would describe a car with a damaged engine as: Not trying to trip you up, but I just found it a bit confusing / misleading.

Indeed. However, I'm trying to modernise the interior if anything, but flocking reminds me of suede, and although it may represent quality, it also looks like something my Grandma would wear That being said, fashion isn't something I can honestly say I follow, so for all I know it's probably trendy these days

That does help (especially knowing the engine can be damaged). Steve was giving conflicting information, saying it had to be "mechanic and structurally good" and that he'd spent a weekend with you and had a "good idea" about your requirements.

Don't like textured stuff on car interiors, be it flocking, felt, Alcantara or fur. Just seems weird having all these hard, dark metals, plastics and leathers with soft colourful furry stuff.

Not a chance

Like this?

Says it can be crashed well yea but there is no point getting this is there Dunno, depends what it's for... Says crashed not wrecked though, so I guess it still needs to be drivable... Having spent the weekend with tarmac i have a good idea also structurally good means also not full of rust Aye, would be nice if the ad was a bit more detailed though, rather than leaving people guessing don't you think? Maybe an idea of the intended purpose? Are engine faults acceptable etc? Hard to be picky for £2k.

Says it can be crashed well yea but there is no point getting this is there Dunno, depends what it's for... Says crashed not wrecked though, so I guess it still needs to be drivable...

Weird. Unless I'm missing the point... The front and back wheels use the same lug nuts and spacers, so I'm not sure how they can be different diameters...

Thought about eyelids? Think they'd work quite well with that splitter and seeing as you seem to be going for a murdered out look. Can get them sprayed at the same time.

Probably won't be pretty underneath. Shouldn't be too noticeable though, and might polish out. Can get it sorted properly with the respray to address the stone chips

Was about to say the same.

Could it not be sanded off and dipped? No idea how well it would hold up with being bent etc though...

Says it can be crashed

I suppose you're stuck with the rubber handbrake surround, but was there no way to get the tray cover dipped? Though I guess you can just leave it open to hide it

Nah, looking up at the mirror is a good thing. Helps you keep your balance and promotes the arch in your back

Saw yours and really liked it for the most part. However, the contrast between a high gloss finish and the remaining matte plastics would annoy me: