November is here in Oregon. That means two things. Rain in the low altitudes and snow in the high ones. Seeing as I have a convertible Z that means no top down when I drive around here and no traction when I want to go snowboarding on Hood.

I don't understand why the lack of convertibles. I went to a local Nissan dealership and asked if they had any, but they said they don't really sell them. I haven't seen a single one and I only live about a mile from the Nissan dealership. I don't get it.

Anyways, I love my vert and I'll never get rid of it.

 

^ +1 same here I dont think i can get rid of mine either but then i might be get 370 ZR if it comes with hardtop.

 

Last weekend J and I took a ride up thru Frazier Park to Pine Mountain, CA. Very refreshing with the top down, but I think 56 degrees is about as low as we'll go topless...

Great place to take a weekend drive. I am thinking of putting a ride together for all the So Cal enthusiasts, put the Holidays are rapidly approaching...

Cheers,
Steve in So Cal

 

For some reason, if it is cold and I take my top off my headlights come on... :P

 

+1

 

I recently purchased a roaster (photos in the new owners section) and I like what I have heard several of you say have rarely seen any around here in cincy. I know of one silver one and one black one but that's it and the dealers do not carry a one!

For shame!!!

I am happy to be back in the convertible world, the Z is almost like not having a convertible though....it's amazing how LITTLE it blows your hair around, I love it

 

^ Congrats and Welcome to the Z family =)

 

Exactly what my wife likes about this convertible. We had a Shelby GT last, and it was like riding in a wind tunnel....sheesh.

Steve

 

I just ordered some Carbon Fiber stuff for my ZR =) I can't wait!