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Aaw, then I can go to the track day with a smile on my face then.

I have considered it bronzee Very cool. What countries take your fancy? Lol, sorry for the thread jack Nixy, I know what you mean about the Zed being dirty. Winter is so irritating attempting to keep a car clean.

Welcome to the forum Franky. Take a look at a few, drive a few before jumping in and committing yourself.

Welcome to the forum, pop a post up in the Welcome's area.

The visuals on that idea is just tooooo funny for words. Beavis you need to move countries.

Top Gear Live will be in NZ in 13-15 Feb, pity probably won't get to go, as it's the same weekend as our major track day & gathering.

Nice variety of cars there too. And ouch, but a good action shot.

I'm glad we don't get snow where I live, nearest we've had is a massive dump of hail about 8 years ago, sat on the sides of the roads for weeks.

Lol, famous last words.

Welcome to the forum.

Leemik's Zed can be found on my350z.com, for those that are new to the scene.

What a pity this didn't happen with the 350's as well that had major mechanical faults from the factory. Sigh.................

Welcome to the forum. Happy hunting, and don't settle for the first Zed you find. Drive a few.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum. I'm sure one of the UKers will be along shortly to help with your question.

I've had my Zed 4 years 7 months, still love driving it and it's the longest I've owned a car for as well. May you have years of happy Zed motoring ahead of you Milly.

Respect is kneaded at this time.

Ahoy, batten down the hatches. Take care.

Your post count is slipping whilst at Bloomingdales. Happy birthday Sarnie.

Lol, we need a girls blouse in Paul Smith type pattern aye Cara. So anyway Tim, have you taken the Merc for a good drive yet??

Wow, a conventional glovebox and a lighter in a more accessible place. Massive engine bay strut bar.

Yellow is back as well. http://www.go370z.com/general-discussio ... -show.html

Out of curiousity what are Vauxhall/GM/Holden (whatever badge you want to give it) like in terms of warranty up that end of the world? This end they're very good this end, they drop out parts and exchange no hassles to maintain their reputation, even after the warranty has expired within reason.

Hmm, well there are certainly a good number of Zeds right from 240z - 350z here. Not that many 350's yet in the clubs here. Hard to know exactly how many Zeds in total though, with the number that get written off. We have two Zed clubs in NZ, one that is purely 300zx(Z32) & 350's, and the other for all aged Zeds. Pretty close, active Zed community here, track days, grass gymkhanas, inter-club events and meets, trials, rallies, brunch cruises etc, etc. We have volcanic & soft clay type soil here, so roads can be a bit pot holed in places, which is a nuisance, but you get used to it. There are heaps of roads with very few cars on them, and the scenery whilst driving, is hard to beat. So overall pretty cool.

+1 And even when it's our turn for summer, it rains! Aaw, do I need to bottle some sunshine and send it over airmail. If only you could Just imagine if it were possible. Cobra club here is reasonably strong. Usually a good turnout from them at most meets. Some of the Cobras are replicas, but a number are the real mccoy. I think per capita we have a higher than average number of cars here. We have a big love affair with cars here (because our public transport is a bit laughable), you name it, we have it, lots of American muscle cars too. They're mostly large clubs too. For instance the Mustangs had a national meet last week in the South Island, (the other end of the country from where most of the population is) and they had over 150 cars there. We also have the highest ownership of Ferrari's per capita here as well, go figure.