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Koblenz, Germany.

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Hello everyone I’m after some repair plates for both sides having looked all over i cannot find any I can weld but don’t have the tools to fabricate the bends I need I saw a previous post about this and someone makes the patch’s I need the picture is off the previous post but that’s what I’m trying to repair

If it's an import with only 9 digits, it may be a frame/chassis number rather than a standard 17-character VIN, which is common with Japanese-market vehicles. You can try entering the chassis number here https://smartcarcheck.uk/vin-decoder/nissan to see if it identifies the model and factory specification.

If it's an import with only 9 digits, it may be a frame/chassis number rather than a standard 17-character VIN, which is common with Japanese-market vehicles. You can try entering the chassis number here https://smartcarcheck.uk/vin-decoder/nissan to see if it identifies the model and factory specification.

Penultimate event of the season at Blyton Park and another Dual Class win. Car has been outstanding this year.

Nice base for a project, these cars clean up really well when the tired bits start getting sorted.

Those look more like a bumper extension than the usual little splash guards, the extra wrap really changes the rear profile. Finding the exact mould is usually the annoying bit, not fitting them.

The rarity is the real pull, but the final landed price needs to stay sensible or it just becomes an expensive curiosity.

Podium Place always seems to pull a mixed crowd, could be a decent low-key shout if nothing bigger gets organised.

Florida seems to have every kind of Z except the one meet you're trying to find. Those wheels on a truck must've looked properly odd though :D

Are you three all AI? 😱

Nissan's biggest problem is they seem to react years after everyone else has picked a lane. A hybrid Z or proper small coupe would at least give the badge some life here, but it feels like Sunderland crossovers are the whole plan.

Those rear arch repairs can turn into a proper little project, but handy having the skills for it. Looking forward to seeing it once the fresh wing is on

An S14a to a 370 is a pretty natural Zed progression. Eight years is a decent spell too, these cars clearly get under your skin.

Selling it after it's proved itself like that feels a bit backwards, but those memories are the part no buyer gets to take with them.

350Z

Mine did that until I changed the audio output setting from AMP to LINE, the factory defaults are properly random. Avril being preloaded is the real warning sign though

Monaco's a decent tick off the list, even if the dam got the photo op instead :D

I used to have a S14a 200SX, so I was generally a fan of Nissan's more sporty cars really. I test drove a 350Z back in 2006, so I knew I needed a Zed in my life at some stage. I've now had my 370 for 8 years next year.

That sounds period correct

There is one on autotrader, £52k

Welcome, any plans or just winging it?

Welcome Owen!

Hi, missed me? Some more stuff done. Headlight lenses changed, finally! Underglow done, replaced undertray with aluminium, added carbon fibre radiator air guide. I don’t like being this busy at work, but somebody has to pay the bills…