Sharing Pics of our Meet in England
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the 350Z Owners Club in England invited the Skyline GTR Owners Club to a meet at Modena Cars (30 miles outside London), I thought you guys would like to see what we get up to
http://www.matt-payne.com/skyline/modena/index.htm
http://350zuk.com/gallery/album78?page=1
http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/upload/sh...d.php?p=228146
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the 350Z Owners Club in England invited the Skyline GTR Owners Club to a meet at Modena Cars (30 miles outside London), I thought you guys would like to see what we get up to
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http://www.matt-payne.com/skyline/modena/index.htm
http://350zuk.com/gallery/album78?page=1
http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/upload/sh...d.php?p=228146
Enjoy
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The Koenigsegg CCR is car number 2 (of the new CCR model) off the production line & is being collected by its owner next week (he hasn't been to see it yet, even though it was delivered over two weeks ago to Modena Cars - remember what you were like when your Z came in
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800bhp, 245mph... & £ 440,000 Sterling
BTW don't worry about the length of the gearshift - that's the training shift
Untill you're used to the gearshift & racing clutch they say that this is the easiest way to shift gear, without wrecking the drivetrain... once you've got the hang of things, you get the shorter shift (with less leverage)
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800bhp, 245mph... & £ 440,000 Sterling
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BTW don't worry about the length of the gearshift - that's the training shift
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nice pics thanks
is there an option on the rear bumper ? the one Z on the right has a similar license plate shape as ours in US , where the 2 on the left have a space for those long plates
is there an option on the rear bumper ? the one Z on the right has a similar license plate shape as ours in US , where the 2 on the left have a space for those long plates
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The two cars on the left are UK specification 350Z's (apart from me removing the fog light lens & fitting a Rase Creations red LED - to get the symmetry), whereas the one on the left is a JDM import Fairlady Z
Well spotted - shows your paying attention
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