I don't get it!!!

brancky3 · 08-27-2014, 11:21 AM

I completely understand the people that store their Z for the winter as most places it is a much higher risk of an accident and road salt SUCKS (source: used to live in Michigan and had black & dark cars). But rain - what's wrong with driving in the rain? You shouldn't have to wait for a dry day to enjoy your car. Surely I can't be the only one that likes washing his car and doesn't mind when it has some dirt on it...

janglez · 08-27-2014, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by brancky3

Surely I can't be the only one that likes washing his car and doesn't mind when it has some dirt on it...

i love detailing my z...it's finding the time that's the hard part...very busy life...i can deal with rain but dirt...NO WAY

mishuko · 08-27-2014, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by brancky3

I completely understand the people that store their Z for the winter as most places it is a much higher risk of an accident and road salt SUCKS (source: used to live in Michigan and had black & dark cars). But rain - what's wrong with driving in the rain? You shouldn't have to wait for a dry day to enjoy your car. Surely I can't be the only one that likes washing his car and doesn't mind when it has some dirt on it...

plus having that rain makes the fun level go up

Fuzzzy · 08-27-2014, 11:44 AM

What difference does it make to you what other people do with their Z's? People, even those on this forum, are a very heterogeneous group. You will never understand why all of them do what they do. Don't worry about it. Use your Z for the purposes that you bought it for and enjoy it.

For the record, the Z is "my" only car although there are two other cars here that I have access to. We take my wife's car when the Z can't haul the passengers or other items we need to carry. She and I take mine when we want to enjoy the trip and I don't have to worry about parking it where it will get demolished by careless parkers or poor roads. But it is still relatively new, and I'm sure that latter restriction will go by the wayside one day.

08-27-2014, 11:21 AM	#1 (permalink)
brancky3 Track Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Greer, SC Age: 38 Posts: 754 Drives: 14 370Z Gun Metallic Rep Power: 17	I completely understand the people that store their Z for the winter as most places it is a much higher risk of an accident and road salt SUCKS (source: used to live in Michigan and had black & dark cars). But rain - what's wrong with driving in the rain? You shouldn't have to wait for a dry day to enjoy your car. Surely I can't be the only one that likes washing his car and doesn't mind when it has some dirt on it... __________________ 2014 Nissan 370z Gun Metallic 6-spd Test Pipes \| Nismo CBE \| Stillen Gen3 \| Swift springs \| Advanation Sway Bars \| RJM Clutch \| GTR DBA Premium Wheels

08-27-2014, 11:44 AM	#4 (permalink)
Fuzzzy Track Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: MS Posts: 876 Drives: 2014 370Z 7AT MR Rep Power: 21861	What difference does it make to you what other people do with their Z's? People, even those on this forum, are a very heterogeneous group. You will never understand why all of them do what they do. Don't worry about it. Use your Z for the purposes that you bought it for and enjoy it. For the record, the Z is "my" only car although there are two other cars here that I have access to. We take my wife's car when the Z can't haul the passengers or other items we need to carry. She and I take mine when we want to enjoy the trip and I don't have to worry about parking it where it will get demolished by careless parkers or poor roads. But it is still relatively new, and I'm sure that latter restriction will go by the wayside one day. cigarclifford and janglez like this.