New 350Z owner, new member :)
Hello to all forum members,
I wanted to introduce myself and my new baby.
I just bought a 2005 350Z! First car I have ever purchased on my own, and I am freaking EXCITED
Funny thing, I don't actually know which model it is
It is definitely not the base model, since it has Brembo brakes. During the conversation, the dealer said it is the 35th anniversary edition, than the Enthusiast edition, and finally the Track edition
How can I verify which model I have?
Either way I'm happy to be driving it and eventually track it....
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I wanted to introduce myself and my new baby.
I just bought a 2005 350Z! First car I have ever purchased on my own, and I am freaking EXCITED
It is definitely not the base model, since it has Brembo brakes. During the conversation, the dealer said it is the 35th anniversary edition, than the Enthusiast edition, and finally the Track edition
How can I verify which model I have?Either way I'm happy to be driving it and eventually track it....
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From: Spartanburg(SparkleCity), SC
The article below should walk you through determining which model you have:
http://www.automotive.com/2005/12/ni...ews/index.html
It starts really going through the differences on page 2 of the article.
http://www.automotive.com/2005/12/ni...ews/index.html
It starts really going through the differences on page 2 of the article.
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I would also guess that it is a Track model just based on the Brembo's. But you may want to check the description in case someone special ordered some upgrades over the standard package. I didn't read the whole article and I'm not sure if you could order say a Touring with a Brembo option, etc.
The article below should walk you through determining which model you have:
http://www.automotive.com/2005/12/ni...ews/index.html
It starts really going through the differences on page 2 of the article.
http://www.automotive.com/2005/12/ni...ews/index.html
It starts really going through the differences on page 2 of the article.
The Track model ($34,300) gets vented Brembo brakes, 18-inch rubber mounted on lightweight aluminum wheels, and front and rear spoilers. It comes with the cloth, but is equipped with VDC, the viscous differential, xenon headlights, tire-pressure monitor, HomeLink, aluminum pedals (of course), the electrochromic mirror, and illuminated visor vanity mirrors (to ensure your hair is safely tucked under your helmet).
Read more: http://www.automotive.com/2005/43/ni...#ixzz1LjMR8Wj3
Read more: http://www.automotive.com/2005/43/ni...#ixzz1LjMR8Wj3
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I would also guess that it is a Track model just based on the Brembo's. But you may want to check the description in case someone special ordered some upgrades over the standard package. I didn't read the whole article and I'm not sure if you could order say a Touring with a Brembo option, etc.
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Pretty sure it's a Track model. According to this link: http://www.*********.com/wiki/index....Specifications
The link confirms that you have the 18" v.1 Track wheels which came on the Track model from 2005. That combined with the Brembo pretty much confirms it.
The link confirms that you have the 18" v.1 Track wheels which came on the Track model from 2005. That combined with the Brembo pretty much confirms it.
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Check out http://www.zdayz.com
But judging from the brembos, the 18" track wheels, and the other things you described, it sounds like definitely have track model.
Daytona Blue's, LMS, Redline built 2005 for instance weren't.
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