Well, Friday I got off work a little early and didn't have to meet the little lady at happy hour for a bit, so I figured I'd go someplace I'd never gone before and shoot some pics. Although I park in this garage everytime I'm in my office, I've never had to go to the Top level to find a spot. So, I headed on up there and snapped a few pics that I think turned out pretty decent for just using my point and shoot Kodak P850. I'm sure someone with a DSLR could work some magic up there, but anyway, here they are... Comments, criticism, etc. welcome!

 

lookin good steve, did you ever get my PM's about the hood i have for sale?

 

Clayton - yeah believe i saw them bro, sorry I didn't get back to you. I'll check them again, I forget the price and everything. Haha. I'll try to PM you back this evenin' or tomorrow!

 

super clean...looks great man


For some reason when i read the heading real quick i thought some newb had put a silk headliner in their Z

"Silkk Rooftop "

 

Classy. Front bumper is very clean looking.

 

Very nice car!

 

Thanks fellas. Car's not much different from my last "photoshoot" I posted up and I think all of you commented on, but I did switch out my exhaust to the Borla (music to my ears compared to Tanabe drone!) and switch my antenna. Oh, and I also blacked out the "tooth" in the middle of the aerosync... Much cleaner look in my opinion.

 

Very nice car. Haven't seen you around in a while

Keep it clean

 

Car looks very clean, its similar to my setup.

 

I see you kept the wheels....car looks good. What spacer offsets are you running?

 

Spacers are 15 and 20mm... Sig says 15 for simplicity's sake.

EDIT: On the 'wheels' note, I fixed them up for 20 bucks (stripped the clearcoat from the lips and re-polished), so I kept them. A how-to and before/after pics are here: https://my350z.com/forum/repairing-and-detailing-diy/167656-volk-gt-7-diy-stripping-clearcoat-and-al-polish-on-lips-2.html

 

Very nice, Very clean good work.

 

i really like

 

looking good as always.

 

pretty nice pics

 

Car looks great. I have also been considering the veilside sides. The gray wheels contrast very nicely with the silver paint. Good job!

 

clean ride

 

I would suggest covering the Veilside sides (or at least the front of them) with some clear-bra material if you get them. Mine are beat up pretty bad; although they do have 40k miles or so on them...

 

nice car!