GTuned

I liked, and agree with Ekona on lots of the points (mostly about length). If the music has a a sudden shift in beat, then perhaps have a clip with some action kick in in sync with the music? Nevertheless, as far as attempts go it is an amazing start

Cheers

..especially on a Diesel https://www.facebook.com/triplemsydney/videos/776565405741733/ Facebook video, can't find it on Youtube But worth seeing

These are awesome

This post reminds me of this:

That's just messed up, but still watched it to the end for some reason

Cheers mate!

Thanks, it is indeed a great spec, I took my sweet time finding it, but my situation now with work and parking (I live in central London) makes a simple task like a service a half-day affair, let alone sorting out a decent body/paint shop etc..

Only problem with that approach is that if people see that the same car has been up for sale for a while and not selling then they think something is up with it. If you then get bodywork all done, you`ll probably find buyers will still be knocking you down from the original price as its been on the market for ages. I had something similar happen with an ex`s car which we were trying to sell. Id get the paintwork sorted before you sell. That way the car will look mint, all those scuffs and stone chips will be gone and anyone looking will be amazed at how well you looked after the car. You both make some excellent points.. Well, an update, I have had a lowball offer to trade her in (yes, my Z is female ) but it would save me an awful lot of drama, unless someone wants her first. For what it's worth: - 2007 Rev-Up (Second Gen) 300ps EngineSilver, - 42k miles only, Nissan Service history and stamps. - As far as I can tell, it has every option possible from Bluetooth, to Bose to heated electrically adjusted seats etc.. - GT spec with full UK Nismo package (Bumpers, Side skirts, Rear Spoiler, 19s, and some other bits like radiator cap etc.). - I'm the second owner and the previous owner (a lady) pretty much ticked every possible option when she bought brand new from Nissan in the UK, Northern Ireland. - 100% unmodified - Private plate included that more or less ends in something that spells out 350Z (yes, extremely rare - PM me for actual plate, sorry, I can't sell separately) If someone is genuinely interested, please PM with offer as I wouldn't want to publicly discuss this car as next owner may probably become/be a member here.

Wow, plenty of good points, thanks I thought about the price difference, it's not just how much I could gain vs how much I could spend, I'd have to factor in time to take it somewhere and how long it will take to get done too. I will probably give it a try to sell it "as is" first and see how it goes.. The funniest part is that I can't technically put it up for sale on here as I don't have 100 posts (even though I have been a member for quite a while now), and that probably people on this forum would understand better

I want to change the whole plastic handle bit.. looks like a one piece part made of rubber? Unfortunately previous owner seemed to have a habit of digging her nails into it

Thanks for the tip, looks like a good interim solution!

I am interested in buying a new/used Handbrake cover for a 350Z. if you have one, please let me know

I've had (and loved) my 350Z for several years now, but my parking situation forces me to sell Basically, every couple of months I'll find some new scuff or tap and even recently, a scrape on the bodywork somewhere and it is driving me nuts. Cutting a long story short, do I send the car for paint work and sell it in pristine condition, or do I leave it as is? I really don't want a potential buyer thinking the car was ever in an accident as both bumpers need a full respray as does the rear 3/4 panel and a door due to deeper scuffing.. I know that selling a car in a non-pristine condition affects the sale price, but I also don't want to spend a huge sum of money on getting it painted nicely for a buyer to think it was in a collision at some point. In fact is it worth spending the money, or just deducting it from the sale price? What do you think?

Done! Thanks