Brickyard (2003 only)
08-14-2003, 09:40 AM
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Ya think?
I don't know if I agree that they stopped making them to make it special. I figured it was just not the most popular color.
True, I won't mind not seeing many other bricks cause I'll have one of the only ones around my area.
I don't know if I agree that they stopped making them to make it special. I figured it was just not the most popular color.
True, I won't mind not seeing many other bricks cause I'll have one of the only ones around my area.
08-15-2003, 11:44 AM
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Well, if there is anything good about a blackout in the Northern Hemisphere, maybe it's that you get to wash you car while you should be at work.
I was asleep on the floor of an empty office in my building in Manhattan last night when my buddy called me at 2AM and said he made it through the tunnel and was making his way to my building. I ended up being one of the lucky ones. I got home and didn't have to go back today (still no power). So I washed my car and swapped out the busted mud guard (dealer damage from March) and even took the glue off the window from the temporary plate.
Not much scenery, but I always like the way the car looks parked in front of my apartment, when I'm standing on the porch.
Andy
I was asleep on the floor of an empty office in my building in Manhattan last night when my buddy called me at 2AM and said he made it through the tunnel and was making his way to my building. I ended up being one of the lucky ones. I got home and didn't have to go back today (still no power). So I washed my car and swapped out the busted mud guard (dealer damage from March) and even took the glue off the window from the temporary plate.
Not much scenery, but I always like the way the car looks parked in front of my apartment, when I'm standing on the porch.
Andy
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08-16-2003, 01:58 PM
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Hey thanks.... it took me a long time to get them just right!!! 
Actually, i didnt even know that they were like that until u mentioned it. Thnaks for noticing though. Details, i suck at them!
Actually, i didnt even know that they were like that until u mentioned it. Thnaks for noticing though. Details, i suck at them!
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09-05-2003, 06:35 AM
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Originally posted by only1
WOW! how much was it to add a sunroof?
WOW! how much was it to add a sunroof?
How's the wind noise spiff? And what kind of warranty did you get for leaking?
09-05-2003, 08:40 AM
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It was around $800 for install. Wind Noise seems quite minimal compared to other cars with sunroofs I have had. Wind buffing is also very minimal. I've got a running commentary at:
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....=brick+sunroof
Read through those looking for my comments, I think I have 2-3 updates I posted over the months as I learned things about the sunroof.
On the warranty, I think it was a standard lifetime (me owning the car) type warranty to fix anything that breaks/leaks. Zero leaks so far and the construction is well done so I doubt it will have any for a very long time.
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....=brick+sunroof
Read through those looking for my comments, I think I have 2-3 updates I posted over the months as I learned things about the sunroof.
On the warranty, I think it was a standard lifetime (me owning the car) type warranty to fix anything that breaks/leaks. Zero leaks so far and the construction is well done so I doubt it will have any for a very long time.
09-06-2003, 05:24 PM
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From what I can see the Brickyard isn't even available in Japan. It is only a North American color I think. I've tried lookin online for the Brickyard in japan trying to see if there's anything knew out... like collectables. Haven't ran across a single Brick.
Plus I don't mind them discontinuing the color.
BTW I have a few more things I wanna do before I post new pics of my brick
Plus I don't mind them discontinuing the color.
BTW I have a few more things I wanna do before I post new pics of my brick
YES!!!
10-27-2003, 07:08 AM
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Originally posted by SizongZ
From what I can see the Brickyard isn't even available in Japan. It is only a North American color I think. I've tried lookin online for the Brickyard in japan trying to see if there's anything knew out... like collectables. Haven't ran across a single Brick.
Plus I don't mind them discontinuing the color.
BTW I have a few more things I wanna do before I post new pics of my brick
From what I can see the Brickyard isn't even available in Japan. It is only a North American color I think. I've tried lookin online for the Brickyard in japan trying to see if there's anything knew out... like collectables. Haven't ran across a single Brick.
Plus I don't mind them discontinuing the color.
BTW I have a few more things I wanna do before I post new pics of my brick
