About the best S30 commercial I have seen

[V8-240Z]

[Mike]

Very nice! I haven't seen that one yet.

[240ZX]

Very nice! I haven't seen that one yet.

Mike, isn't this the Z commercial with the 240Z driving down the twisty mountain road during a blizzard?

Tom

[26th-Z]

This has been the subject of a few e-mails floating around for the last couple of days. Does anyone know how to download this so that it can be saved on my computer? Carl Beck was asking. We have never seen this one before. Does anyone know where it came from? Date? Carl supposed it was made during the Vintage Z period - 1997, but I would be surprised. How cool, huh?

[MikeW]

Does anyone know how to download this so that it can be saved on my computer? Carl Beck was asking.

First you need to find the actual video on youtube:

Then add "kiss" to the URL:

http://www.kissyoutube.com/watch?v=TVTsj2rBRI4

Click the download link and also get the FLV player if you don't already have it.

[Tony D]

I don't recall any electric media advertizing for the restoration program, itwas big word of mouth in the automotive journalist set for the most part.

My thought was it was a very well produced student effort, and nothing Nissan did at all. It's a Cal Car, and the tag plate is visible, with the right connections one could contact the owner and see what the deal was regarding the usage of his car in a recent film endeavour. "4SQJ330"

[DougN]

MikeW, isn't that your car with different wheels? The interior even looks grey like yours (although it is probably white!) :classic:

[26th-Z]

I can't thank you enough Mike! The FLV player software didn't download properly for me, but I DID get the conversion software to download and install. It converts the FLV file that the U-Tube video is in to whatever file you want; such as, wmv, avi, mpeg, mp3, ipod...etc. It is only shareware and will convert up to one minute of video. In order to convert longer videos, I have to buy the software. Will probably do that today because I have a number of longer videos saved in my U-Tube library. The video of this thread converted to wmv in about a 4 meg file size. It is under one minute.

Well! This has opened up a whole new can of worms for me! This is so great! Many thanks for unlocking the U-Tube frustration for me!

Chris