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is the 370z a unibody?

Originally Posted by ImportConvert Corvette and Viper are not unibody. They have full-length steel or aluminum frames, depending on model. The 370Z is a monocoque type vehicle. Pretty cool, and

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Old 06-05-2012, 02:56 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Corvette and Viper are not unibody. They have full-length steel or aluminum frames, depending on model.

The 370Z is a monocoque type vehicle. Pretty cool, and having owned a Z06 and a 370Z now, I can say that I strongly prefer the "feel" of the monocoque design over dynamic road surfaces.
thats true, I should have said aside from specialty vehicles too.
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