You on here, Bro?

FPenvy · 07-30-2015, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by cigarclifford

totally

with you brother b15

within the next year we can expect this situation to increase with younger
owners who buy a 370Z because it has become affordable

-Clifford

i hopefully will be in a different vehicle in the next year - year and a half.

the Z is staying but It'll be hard to take pride in owning one with some of the tools I've seen popping up with them lately.

cigarclifford · 07-30-2015, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy

i hopefully will be in a different vehicle in the next year - year and a half.

the Z is staying but It'll be hard to take pride in owning one with some of the tools I've seen popping up with them lately.

brother Frank, I just did a makeover on my 2010 Nismo, new front bumper,
painted 3 stage Pearl White, added the new 2015 black Nismo headlights
and even installed a new front windshield. I take this 370Z business very
serious and have mutual respect for all here on the forum. All of us here
will be the majority in are love and passion for the 370Z sports car. The
youngsters will always remain the minority of 370Z owners

-Clifford

FPenvy · 07-30-2015, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by cigarclifford

brother Frank, I just did a makeover on my 2010 Nismo, new front bumper,
painted 3 stage Pearl White, added the new 2015 black Nismo headlights
and even installed a new front windshield. I take this 370Z business very
serious and have mutual respect for all here on the forum. All of us here
will be the majority in are love and passion for the 370Z sports car. The
youngsters will always remain the minority of 370Z owners

-Clifford

that's a very good way of looking at it. I dig it and agree.

I feel zdayz will still hold true even though I was able to point out the first timers with ease this year. however that was me only 3 years ago. however it wasn't a bad thing.

I also have been thinking about doing a little makeover to my Z. it's been 4 years maybe its time I give it a little extra love rather than just performance parts.

cigarclifford · 07-30-2015, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy

that's a very good way of looking at it. I dig it and agree.

I feel zdayz will still hold true even though I was able to point out the first timers with ease this year. however that was me only 3 years ago. however it wasn't a bad thing.

I also have been thinking about doing a little makeover to my Z. it's been 4 years maybe its time I give it a little extra love rather than just performance parts.

brother Frank, I have not been here on the forum as long as you sir. But
during my last three years here I have learned allot about my 370Z and
have met many nice forum sister's and brother's here in the process including
you Frank. We all take a lot of pride and passion in are 370Z sports car's
and the few youngsters with bad intentions will not ruin my game

-Clifford

FPenvy · 07-30-2015, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by cigarclifford

brother Frank, I have not been here on the forum as long as you sir. But
during my last three years here I have learned allot about my 370Z and
have met many nice forum sister's and brother's here in the process including
you Frank. We all take a lot of pride and passion in are 370Z sports car's
and the few youngsters with bad intentions will not ruin my game

-Clifford

couldn't have said it better myself.

mishuko · 07-30-2015, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy

i hopefully will be in a different vehicle in the next year - year and a half.

the Z is staying but It'll be hard to take pride in owning one with some of the tools I've seen popping up with them lately.

here i thought i was the last tool to get one... hopefully they forget to change the oil, blow the csc and can't afford the maintanence. then it'll be known as the

'classic 370'