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Now stop it you lot, too many cool photos, stunning scenery and great looking driving roads, it's not fair. Ebized, the photo with the Wast Water backdrop is so cool you almost can't see your gorgeous Zed. Lol, and if some of you are good [you're bound to be bad, ] I might send over a few NZ Z caps or Tshirts when we do the next apparel production early next year.

It certainly is a who's who of big name brand accessories for our beasties.

Haha, damn I had one you could have edited, silly time difference. Hope you're adding them into your before and after edited folio.

I'm same as the boys, put them through the washing machine just with normal fabric wash, but not conditioner etc, naturally air dry on the washing line. I find the normal washing powder breaks down the wax just fine and they come out nice and clean just the same as clothes that are often mucky after waxing the cars. I thought about that, but would that breed fungus or germs or the like inside the bag as it can't dry 100%?

Welcome to the community.

Just goes to show, a little thought goes a long way. Phil we do need to clone you, and send one this end of the world.

Hi, and welcome.

Welcome to the forum. If you do decide you want a bit more kick you can always T or TT the Zed at some stage.

My Z is a 2004, had it since new, before I'd even had 10k (kms) on the clock, Nissan had to replace the rotors as the pads were absolutely chewing through the discs/rotors. Now what Nissan told me at the time, was the first version of the pads (so probably on the earlier models like mine) is that they had not got the compound right on the pads, they were too hard and they were wearing through the discs/rotors excessively fast. I don't know if that helps. I have heard this before, I think it was on http://www.350z-tech.com. Do you know if your Z had been sitting for a while, ie had a much earlier birth date, than the date you purchased??? It's quite common. Good luck let us know how you get on.

I don't mind the sides, the front is ok, if you take out the bit in the middle, looks like it needs a knight in amour, the back would be more aesthetically pleasing if it didn't have the bulgey bits around the exhausts. Different stokes for different folks, someone must have liked it. Some folks don't like the Strosek kits either.

Great pic, a bit of added interest in the background. Nice enhancement by Adam too. What year is your Z Sigler?? +1 lol nice pic ab350z he didnt have to trust the handbrake, he photoshopped the bus out that was parked behind it should all else fail lol Lol, what are you trying to say, it has a 350 handbrake or something?! I remember vividly the first time I had to park the Zed on a very steep incline, wondered if it would be there on my return or parked on the cars in front.

It's no different anywhere else, and that's the really sad thing. We've all been so socially engineered over such a long time, we've all been dumbed down, told what to think and do etc. That in turn seems to have created a fair number of worrisome nutters, or perhaps more to the point the media given the speed technology allows information to be transferred makes us more aware of things that would in the past have remained hidden.

Lol, know what you mean. I won a bunch of trophies at show season at the beginning of the year, but I wouldn't call my Z a show car, it's just shiny and clean. Your Zed has a lovely exterior from what I've seen in the photos Stewy.

The last photo is cool, nice reflections going there, the greys and brighter colours are far harder to get a nice reflection on. Nicely done.

Welcome to the forum. What colour and spec is you baby???

Welcome to the forum Steve.

Very nicely executed!! Gorgeous Azure.

I wonder who made those pretty lights. Nice work Paul and don't they look very

Haha, Ian said it!!! Sounds awesome!!!!

You are right there for sure Rob. Last year the major Masters Class Concours winner here was a stunning old British racing green sort of colour Porsche 1950 something, can't remember exactly, rare, you could eat off any surface of the car. No one entered this year because it was a wet day, not good for Concours cars. Concours generally the car must be as original as possible, or you loose points. What prompted the question Stew, you planning something????

I saw those first few shots, thought we might need to dis-own you. Fancy that, a dirty Zed. She looks so pretty all clean and shiny.

Welcome Chris, happy Z hunting.

Welcome Rich, have a nosey around the for sales here. Colour is often secondary, depending on what you after, if you have one that is structurally, mechanically sound that's pretty ace. But hey everyone is different.

Welcome to the forum. I can't help but I thought I'd say hi anyway.

Stunning!! Lovely sort of golden colour.