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Great picys Pooky. The background in the first photo rather dwarfs the 350's. Loving the 2nd photo too, not often you see a Solar Orange and a Le Mans Sunset right beside each other.

Lol, couldn't you take one for the team, I'm sure you must be able to feel a servere migrane or the like coming on, just in time. Very jealous of you lot! 50 x 350's in one place at one time. We don't have enough in NZ, that are in clubs yet for that number together, but we can easily do 50 Zeds, including the old school. Maybe someone could take along a little white & a red model or RC 350.

See there's a silver lining, and who doesn't like new bits on their Zeds?!

You're well trained. You may stay.

Are you sure?!

Welcome to the nuthouse Paul. Not a bad bunch if you can cope with being ribbed, and teased. Swindon brings back childhood memories of foul weather, 4 layers of clothing and freezing to death.

Welcome Jackie, should you be using a slight American twang there mate? Lol, isn't it a 350zeddd, in Pomland?! I'm running my second set of Eagle F1 GS-D3's (aggressive directionals) on my 350z, love'm to pieces, I'd put them on most cars to improve handling. I've had other flavours of tyres and keep going back again and again to the F1's (best to get hold of the German manufactured ones if you can as the composition is a bit superior to ones manufactured elsewhere). Can throw the beast around in the wet, without fear of loosing the back end, mind you track time I've done might help with that too. Everyone has their favourites and it depends on your driving style, and how hard you push your car. Tere is the mechanical genius. I've learned a lot out of necessity & interest, but having grown up around cars and bikes helps.

Hi, my Z32 was a 93 import and was a lovely car to drive. I still miss it even after a year after selling it. When I get some spare cash I will buy another one to go with the 350z Very nice. Are 300's as plentiful in the UK as they still are in NZ?

Welcome Pimm, a few days then you might have some Azure picys for us!? We're so subtle.

Welcome Ian. What colour is your ordered Zed?

Welcome to the forum Chris. What year was your 300zx?

Interesting write up. Quite interesting the onboard computer, with the what's displayed on one of the photos. A bit different to any R33 or R34 I've been in.

We have absolutely no idea what you mean. Hehe, welcome to the forum Brian.

Welcome to the nuthouse Campo.

She's gorgeous, befitting a song......... "lady in red".

Jay, I've only got a few words to say, it's far to good for UK roads, send your 350 to NZ, we'll look after it for you!!!! It rather mirrors the Zedrush beast I first saw on my350z. To all responsible for making Jay's Zed look so good, we're never going to forgive you for making ours look so bad.

The driving shot is really cool. Lol, and with a 350 handbrake too. A cruise we did in January, hot stunning day, 6 the boys parked there zeds on this dodgy looking old wharf, couldn't get my zed on the wharf.

You might be able to tag it, Blingz, living up to your login. Quite unique, I like it. Oh, welcome to the forum by the way.

Flame thrower???? Very good, no its a little something from Bronzee A sheep? A black sheep. Now sssh, everyone will want one. 350z Manolo Blatnik's, ought to look stunning with a beanie. Don't forget the photos Martin.

Now that sounds like a car person. Welcome to the forum.

Welcome Bryan, what sort of 350 do you and Cathy have?

Welcome Pippa.

Welcome, should that be BeaZt. You'll already be familiar with things after the 200sx. A few weeks will go quickly.

Welcome, it sounds like a 350 is in your future, as you haven't had one before.

Welcome to the forum. I've driven 16 x 350's, aging from 2003 - 2007, softtop & hardtop. The older models, have much firmer suspension, this changed about mid 2004, someone correct me if I'm wrong, but the 2005 onwards is definitely on the softer suspension. It really comes down to personal preference, and how the individual car handles. My 2004 was a nightmare on the stock suspension, but then other 2004 were nowhere near as harsh as my little beasty. Personally I'd recommend taking a few for a drive, to get a good comparison. Was the 2007 you drove a demo car??? Most cars feel a bit different after they've done about 5000 kms, everything all bedded/settled in etc. The newer models have more power, but slightly less torque and are also slightly heavier, so it all balances out to basically the same thing. Also add into the equation how long you maybe keeping the car for if you are doing higher mileage. Keep us posted on what you end up with.