delivered in Jersey!
#84
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i only drive the 03 when the sun is shining here in michigan....otherwise its my rogue
40k miles
http://www.chesterboot.com/donsstuff/donw8.JPG
g37 19.s....tint n borla cat bac 6spd,,, 3rd clutch 2nd jwt
40k miles
http://www.chesterboot.com/donsstuff/donw8.JPG
g37 19.s....tint n borla cat bac 6spd,,, 3rd clutch 2nd jwt
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#85
Charter Member #35
Thread Starter
Twelve years and I am still having fun!
Just hit 47,200 miles!
-Ethan
PS- Sorry I'm a few days late on this year's update
PPS- Not many miles driven this past year. That's what happens when your first child is born.
Just hit 47,200 miles!
-Ethan
PS- Sorry I'm a few days late on this year's update
PPS- Not many miles driven this past year. That's what happens when your first child is born.
#87
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Ethan84,
Long time no talk too. I still have my z however I got 82k on the odometer. I remember that proud day when I took delivery in Sept 2002. Now it doesn't get driven much, it just sits in the garage. I remember we all went down to cape may to make that first 350z movie. Those were good times.
Mega
Long time no talk too. I still have my z however I got 82k on the odometer. I remember that proud day when I took delivery in Sept 2002. Now it doesn't get driven much, it just sits in the garage. I remember we all went down to cape may to make that first 350z movie. Those were good times.
Mega
#89
General & Tech Moderator
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Happy anny Ethan!
#91
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Thread Starter
Sure! This one was taken in June of this year.
Crawford Z in Nashville, TN replaced my front rotors & pads all around. Rear rotors were re-surfaced. Actually this was the first time I've had to touch the brakes believe it or not! Considering how aggressive the stock '03 pads were, it is pretty remarkable that I got almost 50,000 miles out of them. Those miles include a few track days when I first got the car and plenty of fun drives over the years! Pads were pretty close to the wear indicators; but the rotors weren't warped; no vibration.
I also recently put on a new set of Michelin pilot super sports, replacing my Hankook Ventus V12 Evos. The pilots are unbelievable and every bit as good as the online reviews suggest. Insane grip but also more comfortable. I had all 4 TPMS sensors replaced as well; I think the battery was starting to go on one as I was getting periodic TPMS warning lights despite good pressure. Also impressive that the sensors lasted so long...
I love this Z and have no plans of getting rid of it. Finally obtained a decent garage to store it (along with my other Z) in July of this year. The garage came with a house above it (I'm told... :-)), so that's nice too.
-Ethan
(please note that all comments reflect my personal views ONLY)
Crawford Z in Nashville, TN replaced my front rotors & pads all around. Rear rotors were re-surfaced. Actually this was the first time I've had to touch the brakes believe it or not! Considering how aggressive the stock '03 pads were, it is pretty remarkable that I got almost 50,000 miles out of them. Those miles include a few track days when I first got the car and plenty of fun drives over the years! Pads were pretty close to the wear indicators; but the rotors weren't warped; no vibration.
I also recently put on a new set of Michelin pilot super sports, replacing my Hankook Ventus V12 Evos. The pilots are unbelievable and every bit as good as the online reviews suggest. Insane grip but also more comfortable. I had all 4 TPMS sensors replaced as well; I think the battery was starting to go on one as I was getting periodic TPMS warning lights despite good pressure. Also impressive that the sensors lasted so long...
I love this Z and have no plans of getting rid of it. Finally obtained a decent garage to store it (along with my other Z) in July of this year. The garage came with a house above it (I'm told... :-)), so that's nice too.
-Ethan
(please note that all comments reflect my personal views ONLY)
#93
New Member
Congrats and enjoy your new ride. Treat it well and it will make you smile.
Opps... joke is on me. I didn't realize how old this thread is. I was wondering why your car looked so new. LOL
Congrats on enjoying it for some many years. I still have my 1973 240Z.
Opps... joke is on me. I didn't realize how old this thread is. I was wondering why your car looked so new. LOL
Congrats on enjoying it for some many years. I still have my 1973 240Z.
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#94
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-Ethan
#95
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Congrats Ethan. I'm 3 years behind you with my bought new in 2005 but have the same feeling you have about it. I drive it a bit more depending on how raining the winters are here in Nor Cal so I've got about 66k on mine now. My 94 Honda Civic is for the rainy days(235k miles and going strong!). Keeping the Z for life...my son knows it's going to be his some day.
Shawn
Shawn
#96
Charter Member #35
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Congrats Ethan. I'm 3 years behind you with my bought new in 2005 but have the same feeling you have about it. I drive it a bit more depending on how raining the winters are here in Nor Cal so I've got about 66k on mine now. My 94 Honda Civic is for the rainy days(235k miles and going strong!). Keeping the Z for life...my son knows it's going to be his some day.
Shawn
Shawn
-Ethan
#98
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Good to see you here, Ethan. All the best!
#99
Registered User
Can't argue the effort put into this thread, and he's kept it going...
Epic.
Great to see, mine also is an '03 but I've only had it for 5 mos. and I STILL LOVE IT lol 95k mi.
If you were still in NJ I'd say we should meet up to shake hands lol
Epic.
Great to see, mine also is an '03 but I've only had it for 5 mos. and I STILL LOVE IT lol 95k mi.
If you were still in NJ I'd say we should meet up to shake hands lol