Looking For A Cheap 350z!
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Looking For A Cheap 350z!
Hi, my names Rich and I fell in love with the 350z recently... I don't know how to drive manual yet but I am looking for a cheap manual 350z. We can negotiate the price ranges. My father owns an auto body shop and he knows a few things about cars. So pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Somebody help this teenager out with a fun sportscar!
Sounds like a spammer to me. He listed everything we hate hearing, like being a teenager, cant drive manual, cheap, and wants a haggard car that can be fixed at joe shmo's backyard auto body.
hey hey. give the kid a brake. my advice is too go to a local dealer and check out the car. make sure you really want it before buying one. as far driving a stick i would see if one of your friends has a stick you can try on for a little while before rushing into buying a 6spd 350z without knowing anything about it. never rush into buying a car just cause it looks cool cause you may regret it in the long run
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If you find a cheap 350Z, which there may be some good deals out there. There is the other things you need to look at also before you run and jump into buying one.
1) you can't drive it in the winter time, if there is any snow on the ground the car won't go anywhere (I thought I could drive it until i realized that I couldn't make it up my small hill last winter. Then I couldn't even get it back into my drive way. I was out there with a shovel).
2) Tires are $$$. Each year I end up shelling out $1,000 in tires.
Just be prepared for the upkeep and other things that you might run into.
1) you can't drive it in the winter time, if there is any snow on the ground the car won't go anywhere (I thought I could drive it until i realized that I couldn't make it up my small hill last winter. Then I couldn't even get it back into my drive way. I was out there with a shovel).
2) Tires are $$$. Each year I end up shelling out $1,000 in tires.
Just be prepared for the upkeep and other things that you might run into.
My wife learned how to drive stick in my Z.....I really just wanted a new clutch that's all. 
Hey I have seen a z for about 11000 on the marketplace section, try there....and seriously my first stick car when I was 16 was a hyundai, If I had a Z I would have killed myself.
Bong hits and z's don't mix
Hey I have seen a z for about 11000 on the marketplace section, try there....and seriously my first stick car when I was 16 was a hyundai, If I had a Z I would have killed myself.
Bong hits and z's don't mix
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If you find a cheap 350Z, which there may be some good deals out there. There is the other things you need to look at also before you run and jump into buying one.
1) you can't drive it in the winter time, if there is any snow on the ground the car won't go anywhere (I thought I could drive it until i realized that I couldn't make it up my small hill last winter. Then I couldn't even get it back into my drive way. I was out there with a shovel).
2) Tires are $$$. Each year I end up shelling out $1,000 in tires.
Just be prepared for the upkeep and other things that you might run into.
1) you can't drive it in the winter time, if there is any snow on the ground the car won't go anywhere (I thought I could drive it until i realized that I couldn't make it up my small hill last winter. Then I couldn't even get it back into my drive way. I was out there with a shovel).
2) Tires are $$$. Each year I end up shelling out $1,000 in tires.
Just be prepared for the upkeep and other things that you might run into.
J/K