Sam Mcgoo

Where are you located? Maybe there is a local member that might be able to have a look with you.

Welcome. Car looks nice, but get some better pics up when you get a minute.

Welcome to the club. Well done on your new toy and get some pics up when you pick it up. Bet it will be a long week waiting for it.

Have a look here: http://www.350z-tech.com/zwiki/Nissan_350Z Halfway down the page there is a list of the trim levels in the US with links to the descriptions and differences.

Seriously though, looks like an ATI Procharger. For anyone interested info can be found here: http://www.350z-tech.com/zwiki/ATI_Proc ... harger_Kit

Welcome to the club and don't get too hung up on mileage, as has been said, if it's been looked after there shouldn't be a problem. Really? Are there really any cars produced in the last 20 years that if serviced regularly won't happily do a 100k? Anyway, as you said, the Japs are pretty good at longevity so don't worry.

Pm'd Cheers Mark. I look forward to hearing from you. Sam.

Welcome to the club. Good luck with the new venture, hope all goes well.

I thought I'd never get a GM.....but now I've got one I understand The thing with metallic GM is you can actually see all the lines and curves of the car that were meant to be appreciated when it was designed. These are lost on dark and flat colours......sure black looks stealth and mean......blue looks pretty......red looks 80's and will be pink in a few years.......sunset looks rusty..... silver is just GM for the win Yeah man!

Welcome. That would be a good buy if it all checks out.

Wow, lovely motor! Welcome to the club.

Welcome to the club.

Sounds Looking forward to reading your progress.

Keep looking and you'll find the one for you. I drove a 6 hour round trip to view mine and the same again to pick it up. Worth it though.

Hello

Welcome.

Oh yeah, Welcome

Sounds like the bluetooth adaptor.

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Quite a few posts on this subject now. Yes that will work if your HU or screen has a video input. It's just very expensive compared to a 'bullet' camera, which can be picked up for £15 to £20. As said, if you worried about drilling holes, you can use the toe eye cover as that can be replaced easily.

Yeah, thats the power. The old camera I replaced on mine had that fitting. A jack plug fits into it but I don't know what size. I just cut off the connector and then your left with a conductor and a screen i.e +12v and earth respectively.

The stance looks very cool, but seriously, do these people drive anywhere or do they have hydraulics or what?

Just found this Thread: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=43447 Worth asking the guys who posted their thoughts as to whether they are a problem as they have experience with them.