Finally took the dive today. I took delivery on a Carbon Silver 2007 350z GT Roadster with burnt orange seats. I couldn't be happier with the car, which is probably why I am still up at 3am.

It has been a long time coming. I fell in love with this car as I entered college. All those sleepless nights programming has finally paid off. Let this be a lesson to all those still in college thinking about buying a new Z. WORK HARD! It will be completely worth it.

Anyways, I know this thread is worthless without pictures so i'll take some after work tomorrow and post them.

Did I mention I've been smiling like a retard since I got the car?

 

CongratZ to you. It took me a while to pull the trigger also and I'm still grinning 3 years later!

 

niiiiiice! post pics! congrats on getting the car man, thats awesome!

 

lol you sound excited, good work. Post up those pics.

 

Congrats! Pic time now.....

 

I took these as I was leaving for work. I plan on going out this weekend to take some more.

Enjoy.

 

Looking good. I wonder why they do not put the Rays wheels on the roadsters?

 

CongratZ lurker. Take care of the burned orange leather, leather care products are your friend.

 

The carbon silver is darker then the silverstone right? Car looks awesome stock, but do you have any plans for it?

 

CONGRATS!!!! and ENJOY

 

Yes, Carbon Silver is darker than silverstone. As for modifications, possibly the greddy VQ35HR twin turbo kit in a few years when 300hp doesn't feel fast anymore.

 

Can I use leather care products for wallets on the seats as well? I have some old stuff from Coach but the bottle is tiny.

 

looks very clean. very nice

 

Good pics! Now put some miles on it to smile even more.

 

where in VA did you buy it? I picked up a new 2007 Touring Roadster a few weeks ago from Brown's.

 

Those seats are horrible. You should sell them to me.
Welcome to the ZR Family

 

Congrad, from a Conv. 05 GT Black with Org seats

 

I got it from Browns in Sterling

 

what job did you get? I recently got my bs in cs too. Nice compensation for manipulating trees through recursion huh?

 

I fell in love with network security my last semester of college so I ended up getting a network security analyst job. Its mostly code auditing. The beauty of the job is that I get some time for myself to develop whatever I want. Nobody likes to read other people's code for 8 hours a day.

Gotta love those B Trees Congrads on the CS degree btw.