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Following on from our resident G35 representative's build thread, I've had a rekindled interest in the G. Thought we could put G related stuff somewhere so it'd be easy to find and showcase the Zed's close cousin. I do envy the US owners. So much supporting mods available to create stuff like this

The cardboard shows his caring side😄

Another supermarket run. Car was washed today so thought why not take a snap or two.

Never seen a shot from above of the Nismo. Those rear arches look SOOOOO VOLUPTUOUS PS. 10 out of 10 for choosing THAT parking space next to the disabled bay and parking right up to the yellow line. I thought only I did that

I've got a Bosch S4 that's been going strong for over 8 years!!! My zed is used daily so I suppose that helps, but I'm getting another when mine dies.

Congratulations. Welcome to the OC and the Z brotherhood

The additions seem to be coming along non stop...... really finishing off the Nismo well

Not heard a peep on this thread for a while now. Was just telling a friend how timeless the G35 silhouette is and thought of yours. What's the rear headroom and legroom like in these. Me and the wife are only 5'8/ 5'9. And our kids are 10 and 13 and probably won't be much taller than us. I'm getting tempted more and more by one as a weekend car to ferry the family around in.

This guy looks so good!

YOU JINXED ME!!!!!!! Had a passenger for the first time in a year today. Nothing under the passenger seat but when I moved it back and forward today for the missus......boom...... airbag warning light flashing. 30 seconds of ignition on and off 4 times and it's gone

I have a soft spot for the Prelude. I ran the previous model, a '93 2.3L for 7 years. Lovely low seating position and a gorgeous manual transmission.

Nice exhaust upgrade. Amazing how some turn to an EV and turn their back on the aural delights of a nice exhaust.

Exchanged a wave and thumbs up this afternoon Wife thought it wierd and commented that she doubts BMW or Porsche drivers would do that and I said it's because Zeds are special. She replied that maybe only I wave because I'M "SPECIAL" Either way, I'd rather be "special" and happy inside than "normal" and aloof/boring

It's at times like this I'm glad most insurance companies will not pay out to restore previously modified parts but only return back to stock when there's an accident or theft. Just need some criminal with ZERO taste to come and nick the bumpers and wheels now

Worth a try as it's worked for me a couple times over past 16 years

Those are glorious pics representing a fantastic car. Been quite a few top drawer zeds for sale these past few weeks. This will probably fly off the shelf as fast as they did.

These pics look like something Patrick Moore would have used on his "Sky At Night" programs of the universe and the stars

Those pics really show off how well kept Zed is. I'm sure it will sell easily. All the best and who knows, we may see you return to the OC in another Zed in the future........or maybe A GTR. Selling the Zed is no reason to leave the OC either so stay aboard

What polish did you use? The metallic flakes are really popping out through the paint in those shots

A happy ending to a "is that it" moment when you switched it on for the first time

Looking lush in the sun of the second pic. Paint Wheels tyres and exhaust all Are you still on the original exhaust?

Welcome to the OC You know we never get tired of seeing photos of new members cars What kind of things did you want to pick brains over?

One owner NO winter miles. This is a needle in a haystack find for someone! Really hope it stays on the OC after getting a new owner.

That is one of the best red 350z's I've seen in a long time. Such an OEM+ look that you have to do a double take to check it's not special edition Nismo cosmetic upgrade

I've always been amazed by how small drivers and enclosures can sound SO BIG with different EQ settings. Take my Bose Mini Soundlink. It's absolutely tiny but the sound it gives out fools you into believing it's much larger. On the Zed simply changing my OEM Bose headunit to a JVC one totally transformed the sound. Just switching the "super bass" circuit on and keeping the tone controls flat gives me a very satisfying punchy bass out of the puny OEM Bose sub and amp. I'm really impressed by this Alpine EQ app though. Sounds like your headunit has a very wide and deep flexibility to alter the perimeters to suit any speaker and environment.