Let Us Take Your 370z To Sema
05-29-2009, 02:38 PM
#1
Let Us Take Your 370z To Sema
Hey Everyone,
My name is Geoff. I am the Marketing and Sponsorship Coordinator with Extreme Dimensions. We are in need of cars for prototyping. We are partnering with Mattel Hot Wheels (yes, the actual toy company) to build some car for SEMA this year. We are working with them on the design of the kits, we will be making the production versions of the kits for full sized vehicles, then Mattel will be making an exact replica of your car into a scale Hot Wheels toy to be mass produced to be sold all over the world. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to forever have your car into an actual Hot Wheels toy. Let me explain the process a bit first:
When we get your car, I personally do a thorough inspection of the vehicle and document any imperfections found. Any imperfections that are additional beyond what I find when you get the car back, we take care of for you. We also go over some more paperwork (that you get copies of) explaining what we are using your car for, and what you will get in exchange. We then take your car in for prototyping. Prototyping takes roughly 2-4 weeks to complete. After that stage is done, you take your car back.
***NOTE – You will NOT be getting the OEM pieces back that we use for prototyping. This is typically your front bumper, rear bumper, side skirts, fenders, hood, and trunk. If we decide to use the OEM wing you will NOT get that back either. So, it is best if this car is NOT your daily driver.
Once we send the parts to our manufacturer, the turn around time to get parts back is roughly 3 months.
The car that we are specifically looking for right now from www.my350z.com is: 2009 370z
***This would be a fantastic opportunity, and kick off if you have dreams of getting your car into SEMA 2009***
There are a lot more details that go into a project like this. So please feel free to contact me directly to discuss. PLEASE only contact me if you are seriously interested.
My direct e-mail is:
GeoffreyB@extremedimensions.com
Thanks so much everyone!
My name is Geoff. I am the Marketing and Sponsorship Coordinator with Extreme Dimensions. We are in need of cars for prototyping. We are partnering with Mattel Hot Wheels (yes, the actual toy company) to build some car for SEMA this year. We are working with them on the design of the kits, we will be making the production versions of the kits for full sized vehicles, then Mattel will be making an exact replica of your car into a scale Hot Wheels toy to be mass produced to be sold all over the world. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to forever have your car into an actual Hot Wheels toy. Let me explain the process a bit first:
When we get your car, I personally do a thorough inspection of the vehicle and document any imperfections found. Any imperfections that are additional beyond what I find when you get the car back, we take care of for you. We also go over some more paperwork (that you get copies of) explaining what we are using your car for, and what you will get in exchange. We then take your car in for prototyping. Prototyping takes roughly 2-4 weeks to complete. After that stage is done, you take your car back.
***NOTE – You will NOT be getting the OEM pieces back that we use for prototyping. This is typically your front bumper, rear bumper, side skirts, fenders, hood, and trunk. If we decide to use the OEM wing you will NOT get that back either. So, it is best if this car is NOT your daily driver.
Once we send the parts to our manufacturer, the turn around time to get parts back is roughly 3 months.
The car that we are specifically looking for right now from www.my350z.com is: 2009 370z
***This would be a fantastic opportunity, and kick off if you have dreams of getting your car into SEMA 2009***
There are a lot more details that go into a project like this. So please feel free to contact me directly to discuss. PLEASE only contact me if you are seriously interested.
My direct e-mail is:
GeoffreyB@extremedimensions.com
Thanks so much everyone!
still love it tho.
07-28-2009, 07:00 AM
#4
Let us take your brand new car and completely **** it up.
Yeah right. Extreme dimensions is the biggest joke in the
entire industry. Your parts fit like ****, and require the most
simple implement - holes for mounting! Why in anyones right
mind would they give your company their new 370z? Has extreme
ever developed its own designs? Must you take others designs
and bastardize them? I think it is high time someone stepped
up and took responsibility for ED's indiscretions.
Yeah right. Extreme dimensions is the biggest joke in the
entire industry. Your parts fit like ****, and require the most
simple implement - holes for mounting! Why in anyones right
mind would they give your company their new 370z? Has extreme
ever developed its own designs? Must you take others designs
and bastardize them? I think it is high time someone stepped
up and took responsibility for ED's indiscretions.
07-28-2009, 07:39 AM
#6
let us take your brand new car and completely **** it up.
Yeah right. Extreme dimensions is the biggest joke in the
entire industry. Your parts fit like ****, and require the most
simple implement - holes for mounting! Why in anyones right
mind would they give your company their new 370z? Has extreme
ever developed its own designs? Must you take others designs
and bastardize them? I think it is high time someone stepped
up and took responsibility for ed's indiscretions.
Yeah right. Extreme dimensions is the biggest joke in the
entire industry. Your parts fit like ****, and require the most
simple implement - holes for mounting! Why in anyones right
mind would they give your company their new 370z? Has extreme
ever developed its own designs? Must you take others designs
and bastardize them? I think it is high time someone stepped
up and took responsibility for ed's indiscretions.
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09-04-2009, 01:57 AM
#10
I stopped reading the OP as soon as I saw...
LMFAO!
The last thing I want my 370Z to look like or be associated with is a toy car that a 5 year old would play with.
We are partnering with Mattel Hot Wheels (yes, the actual toy company) to build some car for SEMA this year.
The last thing I want my 370Z to look like or be associated with is a toy car that a 5 year old would play with.
09-09-2009, 01:29 PM
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This would be a perfect opportunity to showcase the "money cant buy taste" fact of life because only somebody with horrible taste and money to waste would give their new 370Z over to this company. The same company that created this:
12-14-2009, 02:21 PM
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so wait.... you guys DON'T like this?
