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Well done on finding such a tidy one!!!

Welcome to the forum. Hope your Zed purchase, whichever one you find is a longer term move too.

Welcome to the forum. Good luck with the repairs.

Welcome to the forum, and enjoy the drive home tomorrow.

Very hard to know without actually seeing it in person. It could be a paint defect/ie a bad patch job, or could be malicious damage. The 350 bonnet being aluminium is very soft, so if it's hit with any impact it will leave a dent, if lightly maybe not. The beginning point looks a bit deeper than the far end. I went through similar when my bonnet was hit by a large bit of flying metal, it left two gouges, 2mm deep and a dent. With the stock paint it is very thin, so to my eye, your pics don't depict stock paint, ie patch job. I could be wrong. I was lucky, as I wasn't prepared to have imperfect bonnet, so managed to source one from a dealer at a very good price, had it sprayed, gloss on the the underside too. If possible can you take some better pics???

Lol, the Incredible Hulk, or Kermit days. She was so pretty, is now too in the yellow.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum.

If the car is in exceptional condition and low mileage, personally I'd be prepared to pay a bit more. Your call though. Always worth trying to bargain, no harm.

What could be more unique than a good coat of paint. And have the underside of the bonnet glossed too.

Yeeeehhhhaaa!! Very picturesque!

What a lovely 300zx she was Sam.

There's not many red ones about. Welcome to the club, and good to see there's definitely benefit of going to shows.

Welcome to the forum. Happy Z hunting. What Paul forgot to mention is, it's been a show car, so it's been clean and shiny it's life with him.

Welcome. So is the Z to become a track toy too??

Welcome. You need a few of those for your Z.

Excellent, another one stays in the community. Enjoy your hols.

Welcome to the forum.

Good looking Sunset.

Nice 50/50 on the real quarter. Nice bling shot towards the end too.

Looks like it could use a bit of swirl remover to smooth the area over. Glad it all turned out alright. Pets are part of the family.

Nice job! Lovely shade of red. It's almost got an owl face to it.

If it's as good as you think, mechanically and structurally, and it only has 8k on the clock, sounds pretty good.

Very nice! Any more details? Welcome to the forum.

Agreed, it makes a huge difference. Also means if you get caught out in the rain, water just beads off too. Mine get properly washed, dried, then pre-waxed, swirl removered (for extra layer only), then waxed. It's definitely worth the effort. Personally, I'd wash them properly then dry the wheels. As you could be scratching the surface of the wheels.