Jetpilot

Your paying to be the owner of a very small production run with a very highly sort after brand, Nismo, i dont think it has anything to do with bragging rights. Take a look at Nismo s or z tune Skylines compared to std. I would also say, if this is the real deal and i think we can safely say, non of us are entirely sure of the spec of the jdm model, it would cost you a hell of a lot more to buy an original Nismo V3 bodykit, fit and paint to a 22k, 2007 350z , let alone add the Nismo suspension goodies, wheels etc (if this is genuine full fat version), so in essence its a bit of a steal, liking what it looks like or how much difference there is to a std 350z is irrelevant because of one word...... NISMO P.s I wouldnt buy it but that doesnt distract from seeing its value imho

I wonder if the same dude that recently posted, maybe he can confirm stuff, plaque etc Certainly looks legit, right wheels etc

Fixed that, lol

Confusing for sure.

This is where my knowledge is slack, is it not just the 380rs that has a plaque?

Think md was referring to the black roof, eyebrows and paddle shifts

And thats where it all falls down, a 22b and rs500 are leagues ahead of tme evo imo. Its all down to perception of value and a ltd run car will pretty much always fetch a premium, especially with the word Nismo. I wouldnt pay it, but someone will.

An original Nismo one of only 1700 or so made, worth every penny. Being an auto or import is completely irrelevant because of the above.

It sits under the dash and goes off in a crash

It also says under 5 sec 0-60 and top seed of 177 and mapable to 350 Very rare car either way, is it worth it, probably to someone as a collectors piece

If its from Wiki I would suspect it to be completely accurate

Good price another option for folks

Must be some error as thst says they were only available in manual, this is auto. So there are some Nismo goodies underneath

Can someone put me straight please. What version are these? Is this just a std 350 with nismo v3 kit? Is it the 380Rs? Are there any engine mods etc?

There is no way you did this handraulically We know you too well

https://www.gumtree.com/p/nissan/the-only-genuine-2007-nissan-fairlady-z-nismo-in-the-uk-with-only-29k-paddle-shift-gears-350z/1143013598

Keep trolling ebay etc and some nice ones come up on here from time to time

I bought it some time ago when i did my old zed and cant seem to find it, i stumbled on it by chance searching ebay, needs to be a worldwide search as it came from China, try self adhesive alcantara wrap or self ashesive suede wrap or combinations of similar.

One of those internet "facts" that just gets bounded about because someone somewhere had it happen once, ive no doubt it does happen, but highly unlikely imho

Would love to hear from Mono about costs for real alcantara please?

http://www.350z-uk.c...-new-edition/�� Few photos here of dash wrap on current car.

Ford Cortina Mk2 GT

The centre consul is sprayed

No. Alcantara doesn't come in widths of 50cms - it comes in widths of 150cms. So it's either been cut down or it's replica. I'd be very surprised if that turned out to be genuine! Also, only two of the colour codes match anything listed in the Alcantara brochure I have in front of me. So that fills me with doubt as well. I know people want to save pennies here and there but seriously, this is one fabric that it's just not worth scrimping on... buy the proper stuff or buy it twice Except faux suede has no UV protection whatsoever and will fade in the sunlight! There's a very good reason why Alcantara costs as much as it does... Mine lasted very well didnt fade in well over a year and whilst i fully admit i would love the genuine article, i reckon i could afford to do it 5 x over for the cost of the real thing. So what would it cost to do the two facing panels in real alcantara? I think that looks pretty good for £40 ish quid or whatever it cost me at the time

As many inc myself have mentioned before buddy, its impossible to diagnose over the net, you NEED to visit one of the independants on here who know these cars little quirks.