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The 300zx is much harder to work on than the 370z. Any shop that can handle a 300zx can handle a 350z/370z. However i don't think it works the other
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The 300zx is much harder to work on than the 370z. Any shop that can handle a 300zx can handle a 350z/370z. However i don't think it works the other way around!
I don't have any experience with Z1 in particular, but if you trusted them with your 300zx i would think you'd be fine going to them for your 370z. EDIT: just saw you havent actually brought your 300zx for them to work on... but yea... i really can't see you having any sort of problem with using them for your 370z? what type of work are you planning on having done? |
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