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Mwupskcb370z · 12-09-2015, 11:07 AM

Hi
After frustrated attempts to replace our aging Chrysler Sebring convertible with a boring Mustang or Camaro, I awoke and bought a new 370z convertible instead. We are just seasonal "snowbird" visitors to the US, living usually in rural South Africa, where we run a Nissan 4wd X-trail for 'work' and a "Toybaru" for fun. The Nissan reliability and charisma convinced me.
We are having loadsa fun with the 370z, and plan some touring aroun US after Xmas. A bit wary of snow,but I was "brought up" on rwd (including Porsche, Maserati and 3-litre Capri) in the often-snowy UK, so even in my dotage (age 79) I guess I can cope.
Advice (and natter) always welcome.
Peter

12-09-2015, 11:07 AM	#1 (permalink)
Mwupskcb370z Base Member Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Florida Keys Posts: 4 Drives: 14 370z convert Rep Power: 9	New 370z convertible Hi After frustrated attempts to replace our aging Chrysler Sebring convertible with a boring Mustang or Camaro, I awoke and bought a new 370z convertible instead. We are just seasonal "snowbird" visitors to the US, living usually in rural South Africa, where we run a Nissan 4wd X-trail for 'work' and a "Toybaru" for fun. The Nissan reliability and charisma convinced me. We are having loadsa fun with the 370z, and plan some touring aroun US after Xmas. A bit wary of snow,but I was "brought up" on rwd (including Porsche, Maserati and 3-litre Capri) in the often-snowy UK, so even in my dotage (age 79) I guess I can cope. Advice (and natter) always welcome. Peter