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08-27-2008, 11:17 PM
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thanks for putting up the pics of the pantera. I love those cars and want one for the future but can not afford one.
Also i feel that the cars of today are all over the place just like the old cars were back in there day. Plus you need to look at what is hot when you could not afford to buy it. All the people buying the old classic are guys that could not afford them when they were new and most are going threw there mid-life crisis.
Also i feel that the cars of today are all over the place just like the old cars were back in there day. Plus you need to look at what is hot when you could not afford to buy it. All the people buying the old classic are guys that could not afford them when they were new and most are going threw there mid-life crisis.
08-28-2008, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by pjsc1262
and cleanly modded turboed z will be like the twin turboed supra in the future
08-28-2008, 12:23 PM
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Even Nissan got into the z restoration business in 2002. As part of the corporate hype about the 350Z release, Nissan contracted out a "factory" restoration of a handfull of 240z's. Anyone remember that?
I remember a yellow one sitting in the Nissan dealer in Richardson TX. It was there forever. It was "for sale" for some crazy amount. I guess that's why it sat there so long.
Here's some quick info about it.
http://www.geocities.com/~z-car/rebuild.html
I remember a yellow one sitting in the Nissan dealer in Richardson TX. It was there forever. It was "for sale" for some crazy amount. I guess that's why it sat there so long.
Here's some quick info about it.
http://www.geocities.com/~z-car/rebuild.html
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