I was in between the G35 and the 300z. I saw ya'll sitting in the shade when we first were walking around. We tried staying in the shade but it was pretty bad.

I'm saving up for 19" Nismo rims next year. Hopefully I can make it out of the the "Stock" category next year.

 

Yeah it was pretty bad in terms of heat. Staying in the shade was not any better it was still too hot. I need to mow the lawn right now and can't because my skin is still too hot. It wouldn't have been so bad had I thought of bringing chairs and instead we were being eaten by fire ants.

 

Your Z did look nice. I wanted to check out that wing. Oh well, next time for sure.

 

I have been wanting to see that wing in person for some time, glad I got a chance to! Thanks!

 

How can you say that about my car. It has 46,000 miles on it. I've tracked it at Watkins Glen in NY, Willow Springs in Calif, Texas Motorspeedway, Hallett in OK and Motorsport ranch. I even autocrossed it and took out three cones at the Z Convention in May.

It may have looked like a show car because I had it in the garage for a month cleaning the mud and rocks off of it from the one day at the Raging Bull in preparation for the Z Convention. I had to have the front bumper re-painted after that one day in the hill country. The 17 cattle guards were a much bigger issue than the rain. I didn't like bottoming out all the time and the 4 inch diameter rock I hit did a little damage as well.

No garage queen at my house.

 

Thanks everyone for coming out to Z-Fest 2006.

I wish I could have done something about the heat, but we
did hold it in the early part of the day so the heat wouldn't be
as bad.

Sounds like everyone had a good time and we raised over $200
for St. Judes Children's Research Hospital.

Overall I would say the show was a great success!

Next time will be even better. I am already thinking of the
possibility of a Fall show in which the temperature will be just right.

Stay Tuned!