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This is worst than having bamboo jammed under your fingernails so I've heard.

That red toning really compliments the gunmetal. Like the depth of the wing mirror cf too,

Good luck with the sale of the Z4. Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum blue boy. Good luck with the hunt for a blue baby.

Welcome to the forum. What sort of mileage has your Z done? Good luck getting it back to health.

Big +1 on that! Seen quite a few brand spanking new 370's on the yard lately, not looking exactly as spectacular as they should. One what would normally be lovely Merlot/Black Rose roadster last year, first one into the country over here, swirled to death.

First shot on a sunny day would be magic, exact positioning. Good work, looks great. Oh, if you keep detailing fairly thoroughly it on a regular basis, even 2-3 days more solid detailing won't hurt (lol talking show detailing here obviously to be spending that sort of time detailing).

Some very nice cars. Is the yellow R34 actually Abby's or was just a sponsored car?

The lack of retraction can be caused by built up grime not allowing the belts to move freely. If you fully extend the seatbelt/s and clip around handbrake or the like so it can't retract. And use a small container of warm water with a mild mix of a bit of dish washing liquid and clean the seatbelt both sides with the solution. It's a good idea to have a towel available to avoid any spillages. Allow the seatbelt/s to dry fully before allowing the seatbelt to retract into place. The belts should retract properly after that, if they were grimey and not obstructed. Also it's a good opportunity to make sure there's no nicks on the belts.

Personally, any car that was covered in bird doo's, and hadn't been cleaned, dealership of any description, I'd walk away. Just thinking of the etched paint is like nails down a black board.

Boo back! Enjoy the 2006.

Nice car and nice mileage. Good find.

If it were me picking up a new car, would start from scratch, bug bar to remove the wax, then all the normal processes. So you're starting clean as such.

Welcome to the forum, and good luck finding a suitable Sunset.

Looks good with the black rims, very stealth.

Nice one. Plenty of info here to fill in the gaps in knowledge for you.

On the upside, at least you know now, rather than slightly further down the track. Plenty out there waiting for a new home.

Welcome to the forum.

As much as we all like mods, they're not necessary. Enjoy though!!!

Or using the Courtesy site, you can break down each area of the car, and obtain the part number/s. http://www.courtesyparts.com/350z-parts ... 4_715.html & http://www.courtesyparts.com/370z-parts ... _8724.html

Bingo!!! One of large contributing factors, if more people focused on the car in front at insections etc, there would be a lot less accidents!!!

Welcome to the forum, and happy hunting.

Welcome to the forum, and happy modding. You'll like the traders here.

Really, it shouldn't bother you. As they say, sticks and stones, it might not have a flash badge that you've paid through the nose for, but they go alright. You'd only have to worry if your car had been egged like the VW I saw yesterday, by about 6 eggs and Burger King wrappers.

Looking good, bar the slightly worn footwell carpet. Can imagine how nice it will look all detailed.