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Timeless Classic meets technology
Just so you know, I've owned both these Z's for a fair amount of time now and I have to tell you that despite all the hype on the new Z, the old 73' is just as much fun to drive. On a practical level, it also makes much better use of space on the inside. I can fit (10) 2x4x8' pieces of lumber in the old Z and still close the hatch. I doubt if I could get one inside the new Z - not that I want to use the new Z as a utility vehicle. It has a massive rear strut tower brace that greatly reduces storage capacity. Your lucky if you can fit a suitcase inside the rear hatch as opposed to the old one where I can fit loads of stuff. The new Z is great in terms of being relatively quiet, not smelling like gas inside, incredible cornering ability, great brakes, and relatively fast. The sound system is awesome too!
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A winding road near Marshall, CA
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you....The dealer was originally asking 37,999 for this car, but because of the damage to the paint in the front and a small dent in the hood, He sold it to me without a warranty for 32,000. I got a quote to repair the damages for 1,000.00. All in all, it seemed like a decent price, but I'm sure I could have done better had I shopped around a little more....but with roads like this in your backyard, it's hard to have patience! This is the touring model..
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Hey, this is my car...Nice shots Brandon! If anyone wants to purchase this fully restored Z....drop me an e-mail. richdsn@comcast.net I have $14,000 in reciepts on this car..... I just purchased a 350Z...
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Front of Sunset 350Z
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A winding road near Marshall, CA
This is the Touring model.....I bought it on sale as a used car after someone tried to steal it and drive it through the showroom window.....
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Timeless Classic meets technology
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New Panasport Wheels...yeah