Hi… Again.
#1
Hi… Again.
Hello… Longtime member here, but I sold my 2003 Touring a few years back. I purchased a G37, so my visits to this forum became less frequent. Anyway, I always kicked myself for selling my Z, especially given that I had high expectations for it. So I recently purchased another Z. I am looking forward to spending more time around here.
I have not had a chance to register it or even take any of my own pictures, but I do have a few pictures from the dealer.
A few shots of the old Z…
And a few of my G…
If you care to follow my progress on this project (or take a further look at the G, feel free to visit my blog - www.JDMphasis.com).
I have not had a chance to register it or even take any of my own pictures, but I do have a few pictures from the dealer.
A few shots of the old Z…
And a few of my G…
If you care to follow my progress on this project (or take a further look at the G, feel free to visit my blog - www.JDMphasis.com).
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Welcome back.
Stick around and post-up progress!
Stick around and post-up progress!
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All nice and welcome back.
Tough life though, having to "live with that mere G37". Heh heh.
Mic
Tough life though, having to "live with that mere G37". Heh heh.
Mic
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Welcome back and congratulations.
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Thanks everyone.
Yeah, a lot of work and time went into the G - a few one-off parts on that car. Legitimately the first time I took the car out in the spring of 2013 I had a couple things done to it and was on my way home from the shop and, out of nowhere, a blown tire found its way into my lane on the expressway. This was the result.
I guess I was a bit deflated and sort of lost some enthusiasm at that point and decided to part out and sell. Anyway, after buying and selling, less than a year later, a super low-mileage 1993 FD RX-7, I decided I wanted another Z33. And here I am…
I do have some plans for this car. The car has a little less than 100,000 miles on it. I was not concerned with the mileage, as I would like to build the engine down the line anyway. I suppose I will cross that bridge when I get to it. I am in the process of buying some wheels and coilovers. We'll see where we go from there…
Thanks again for the second welcome…
Yeah, a lot of work and time went into the G - a few one-off parts on that car. Legitimately the first time I took the car out in the spring of 2013 I had a couple things done to it and was on my way home from the shop and, out of nowhere, a blown tire found its way into my lane on the expressway. This was the result.
I guess I was a bit deflated and sort of lost some enthusiasm at that point and decided to part out and sell. Anyway, after buying and selling, less than a year later, a super low-mileage 1993 FD RX-7, I decided I wanted another Z33. And here I am…
I do have some plans for this car. The car has a little less than 100,000 miles on it. I was not concerned with the mileage, as I would like to build the engine down the line anyway. I suppose I will cross that bridge when I get to it. I am in the process of buying some wheels and coilovers. We'll see where we go from there…
Thanks again for the second welcome…
#10
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Welcome back!! Can't wait to see what you're going to do with the new Z!
#12
It's funny. That's what I said when I had my first Z. It was sort of a "grass is always greener" thing, I suppose. Don't get me wrong, I loved the G, but I really missed the sportiness and "tuner" nature of the Z. The G is a bit more refined.
Thank you. Wheels and coilovers are en route…
Thank you.
Thank you.
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