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Feel free to contact me when you are ready...most of the time I can only do this for 8 people a year (including any I want for myself) but I seldom use all of them so it's likely I could still get you a VPP claim number when you are ready to buy.

There are tons of different price ranges, espeially for wheels. I sell wheels that range in price from $400 to $1700 per wheel and everything in between. As for tires, you are looking probably in the mid $400 range for each rear and low $300 range for each front. What budget do you think you would be working with for wheels & tires?

No, those 18s were from my time attack 350Z. I just put them on the 370Z to see if they fit. I still have the stock 19s on my 370Z. The 315s did not need spacers though to answer your question.

Hey guys, parting out my OEM factory-installed Nismo conversion kit if ya'll want to upgrade. I'm replacing my stock looks with a GTR conversion kit. Always wanted the GTR but didnt have the $ to...

We paid for Nismos, but think of the cash it takes to buy a Nismo bodykit and have it paint matched and get all the undertray stuff in order... a lot of time and effort and money so if they pull it...

Hahahahaha. Thicker skin will serve you better in life. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: Wanna show us on the doll where the bad nismo conversion kit touched you?

Generally speaking, you can't go wrong with a Japanese vehicle. From reliability, to very minimum maintenance, great on gas (for the most part and for what it is), and holding their re-sale value...

I have a 2017 Maxima as my daily and it’s one of the best and most reliable cars I’ve ever had. Problems with Nissan CVT’s are exaggerated and usually caused by breakdown of the tranny fluid and/or...

If you are looking for a point-A-to-point-b car, and under $5k per your post, go with some of the older Honda's/Acura's. IMO, the older Honda's are more reliable and with little maintenance required...

240sx, reliable, easy to fix, still fun. Or Is300, same attributes but much nicer, not sure if any decent ones are available for $5k tho.

Originally bought a Honda Fit to replace my Z as my daily. But I hate it. I know others who like them tho. I have a 2004 Lexus ES330 with 95K miles. Drives like a dream. But it's seen 14 Texas...

I recently not too long ago purchased a left over 2018 Nissan Maxima for my daily driver to keep a lot of the unwanted miles off my Z it was definitely worth it and is a very reliable daily driver...

It is almost always better to do it yourself than buy used thats been modified You just don't know what someone else has done or how it was done and they sure as hell aren't gonna warranty it...

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I'll just leave this here.

Not financially. Lol. But you know what I mean. $130k it's not worth it. The GT-R is the only relic that's being pushed with changes you can do on your own for a couple grand and Nissan does them...

Unless if u mean the bulb part? The headlights actually look exactly like the 240z. If Porsche has them now? They took an old design. And those headlight were copied off a 60's Ferrari Daytona... So...

Crazy u said that cuz I was thinking kinda the same. On the original it's not really that bad cuz it's still a tiny car... But with today's safety tech, it's easy to make that design look bloated...