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Looks really stealth. Then he may not be very visible against the tarmac if headlights aren't on.

Some lovely cars there. The blue 240z looks gorgeous. That blue Z32, pretty full on!!

If it makes you feel any better, we had a massive downpour that caused flash flooding around most of the city, storm water drains couldn't cope, many houses and peoples business premises flooded. That was a mere 2 hour downpour. I guess at least it is winter here and it's almost one of the two wettest months of the year. But on the upside, since we've had a massive high and the weather has been divine!!!! Very cold (we're talking Kiwi cold, so not really very cold ), icy mornings, stunning days.

Wow, talk about picturesque whilst riding!

That's so right!!! But that's what daily drivers are for. You never visit a friends new house for the first time, because you don't know what the driveway will be like/how steep and if they have off street parking. Ohhhh, yip.

How low can you go? Lol, I was wondering if someone would notice that. Even so, would still be pretty low.

Not you too! Good luck with the sale fellow LMS'er.

We hadn't noticed. Oh, and that soft top 300zx, not seen one in dark blue before. Looks like the stock colour, but is it???

Club stickers strike again! Welcome to the forum.

Ohh welcome!!! Pics of the Z32 please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's a pity. Get insurance to sort it, sort the tyre mixture out, and take care out there. Lots of people don't spin on mixed tyres y'know, it's not instant crash and burn. +1 to that... i cant see how michelins on the front and bridgestones on the back would a bad thing! Now im thinking, to be honest, why dont tyre manufacturers do complimentary front and rear tyres? Since the fronts are 100% steering, whereas rears are more like 70% power and 30% steering, makes sense to me to have different tread patterns front to back? It's all do with how you treat the car, if driven a too spirited manner in certain circumstances or abused, and mix that with mixed tread patterns and mixed compound and you're asking for trouble.

Or maybe just had previous owner/s that are extremely smooth on the gear change/clutch.

Would the cf boot take the weight of a spoiler without cracking?

Agreed. Thinking more of the practical aspect, keeping the maximum amount of rubber on the road, for maximum traction.

Be afraid, be very afraid. Your post count will be suffering Bob.

viewforum.php?f=67 Linky to all the forum bits available.

You're lucky, you've found one with lots of forum history. Lee will look after you with it's history.

Check out these threads the other side of the pond, about higher mileage 350's. http://my350z.com/forum/2003-2009-nissa ... -club.html http://my350z.com/forum/2003-2009-nissa ... -club.html

Hope you've been practising your Canadian accent so they understand you.

Not a bad looking car.

Welcome to the forum Macky, and happy reading.

Welcome lurker.

Welcome to the forum Pete. You know having joined the forum, you're probably only going to want a Z even more.

Welcome to the forum. Happy detailing.

Enjoy the different time zone.