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Post #1 post 1st August 2012 - 11:39 PM
Here is my 350z that i picked up from Sydney the other day. Tull us what you think smile.gif If any one knows a good place to get a tune and aftermarket parts please give us a yell as i am fairly new to this. drool.gif

Engine:
vq35de

Exhaust:
Stock

Suspension:
Stock

Wheels:
Stock

Modifications:
None sad.gif

Stereo Audio / Visual:
Stock

Estimated Power:
206kW at the fly

This post has been edited by no turbo's yet: Aug 2 2012, 05:05 PM
2003 Nissan 350z Track Z33
2003 Nissan 350z Track Z33
2003 Nissan 350z Track Z33
2003 Nissan 350z Track Z33
2003 Nissan 350z Track Z33

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  • VernonKoekemoer
    Post #2

    Take those stickers of asap. Otherwise clean

    Gerry Giraffe
    Post #3

    Very nice. Awesome p plate ride lol How much did you pay for if?? If you don't mind me asking.

    Riverside
    Post #4

    Damn, nice car for a P plater. Guessing you're either in a shitload of debt, or mum and dad spoil you.

    As mentioned earlier, remove the stickers. They ruin a nice clean quality car. Those sorts of sticker belong on a matte black s13 POS.

    gutless
    Post #5

    STICKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Bug Boy
    Post #6

    What's the Audi sticker supposed to be?
    boost bogan
    Post #7

    funk the stickers off, P platers can own nice vehicles without parents help or extreme debt, its called working hard.....

    H3R3TIC
    Post #8

    i thought you could pick one up for like 20K now.....reasonable

    ajaay.
    Post #9

    Pft, I know people that work hard for there money and buy a 35 xxx patrols yet no one comments on price. and whose to say he is actually 17/18?

    You can go for your license after completing 100 hours on your L's. It doesn't have a maximum age limit.

    Nice car though mate & yeah, lose the stickers.

    insertcoolname
    Post #10

    Stickers.... rolleyes.gif

    Typical for this age group but.

    Riverside
    Post #11

    QUOTE (ajaay. @ Aug 2 2012, 10:49 PM) *
    Pft, I know people that work hard for there money and buy a 35 xxx patrols yet no one comments on price. and whose to say he is actually 17/18?

    You can go for your license after completing 100 hours on your L's. It doesn't have a maximum age limit.

    Nice car though mate & yeah, lose the stickers.


    Shall we assume the OP has/is turning 20 sometime this year (2012) based on the personalised number plates?

    Who would have thought there was no age limit, that would explain why I have had students as old as 82yo *shock*

    Let's be honest, it is unlikely the OP has saved about 25k is his/her short working life, even with the benefit of living with mummy and daddy.

    At the end of the day, it is a VERY cool car for a new driver to own, lucky them.

    Clinterus
    Post #12

    these are such nice cars, get a nice set of wheels (not 22" versus wheels though) and youll be laughing

    slyder1
    Post #13

    QUOTE (Bug Boy @ Aug 2 2012, 09:09 PM) *
    What's the Audi sticker supposed to be?


    im pretty sure that is says 'dope'

    but remove the stickers, they definately wreck nice cars

    truffles
    Post #14

    QUOTE (Riverside @ Aug 3 2012, 07:45 AM) *
    Let's be honest, it is unlikely the OP has saved about 25k is his/her short working life, even with the benefit of living with mummy and daddy.

    At the end of the day, it is a VERY cool car for a new driver to own, lucky them.


    I had by the time I was a bit older than 20. That was whilst working part-time and studying full time.

    no turbo's yet
    Post #15

    The car was only 20k with 32,000Kms. I don't live with my rents sadly, moved out 2 years ago sad.gif and I do owe 10k on it still smile.gif bought it because it was a bargain

    SubaruSam29
    Post #16

    Looks tidy as. I have a 350GT and the VQ is a pretty decent engine. Coilovers made a huge difference and new tyres/rims. Short ram intake for noise, plenum spacer is your best bang for buck (motordyne engineering) mods wise.

    Good luck with it.

    Kerso7
    Post #17

    Love it mate! Always see it around mbah..

    OverKilled
    Post #18

    As said stickers are ghey...

    Otherwise nice clean ride for P's.

    jre35
    Post #19

    Well done. Nice car. Remove the stickers though.

    Pretty sure I paid for my car outright and my jet ski outright. No loans, no nothing. I worked at a law firm for 2 years and a bit before returning to university. I managed to save myself over 30 k... Who is to say this bloke hasn't? I too am only 20 years old. If you have the connections you'll be right for a well paid job.

    no_springs
    Post #20

    QUOTE (Riverside @ Aug 3 2012, 07:45 AM) *
    Shall we assume the OP has/is turning 20 sometime this year (2012) based on the personalised number plates?

    Who would have thought there was no age limit, that would explain why I have had students as old as 82yo *shock*

    Let's be honest, it is unlikely the OP has saved about 25k is his/her short working life, even with the benefit of living with mummy and daddy.

    At the end of the day, it is a VERY cool car for a new driver to own, lucky them.


    Mate, there's 18yr olds at my work taking home $800+ plus a week, the 20yr old 3rd yr apprentice had saved 60k sine starting his apprenticeship. It's easy to assume every young guy with a decent car gets hand outs from the oldies or is in debt, the reality is alot of young guys now work hard in high paying jobs for their pride and joy.

    Astra Boi
    Post #21

    y dont cops like stock cars :s dickhead lol
    no turbo's yet
    Post #22

    QUOTE (Astra Boi @ Aug 6 2012, 09:12 AM) *
    y dont cops like stock cars :s dickhead lol


    Cops don't like p platers in 350z's dickhead:/

    FATM4N
    Post #23

    GT AUTO GARAGE and EAST COAST CUSTOMS

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