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03-12-2011, 06:35 PM
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Hello All!
Well I haven't introduced myself...
My name is Anthony.. I dug into 240s for a long time, and eventually wanted to go with a setup. I decided that no matter how much money I can stick in it, it will never be as nice as something newer. At that point, with my love for 240s going strong, I decided on either a Z or a G. I dabbled with Z's and figured this would be something that has some power, and is a sportier car. Well after looking at one, noticing the limit of room, and G's (skylines,
) even big and bulky with heavy car syndrome, I knew I could have atleast the same experience with one of these givin it was the same motor.
I still have a strong love for Z's and always will, I know now half a car length doesn't matter in terms of buying a cramped 370z. We tend to travel so it is better with a larger car.
So the search went on, even though I always wanted a G, I found out '08 models (even with the problems) I could get a signifigant amount of power, and a nice car, truely a show winner, as well as a head turner. I didn't know what I would be getting into at this point. You rarely see these cars anywhere, and if you do, you know what it is. It definietly stands out from the crowd reppin' mt. fuji.
I want another 240 as time has gone on and will continue. I just cannot stand to work on a car and would love to buy something prebuilt. I know plenty of shops in ATL. I think I want to switch the G coupe to a xS sedan. Even with more weight, everyone is saying the '10 models are quicker, and there is a real difference in ride comort I have noticed with the newer models.
Thanks all
P.S. tl;dr
My name is Anthony.. I dug into 240s for a long time, and eventually wanted to go with a setup. I decided that no matter how much money I can stick in it, it will never be as nice as something newer. At that point, with my love for 240s going strong, I decided on either a Z or a G. I dabbled with Z's and figured this would be something that has some power, and is a sportier car. Well after looking at one, noticing the limit of room, and G's (skylines,
) even big and bulky with heavy car syndrome, I knew I could have atleast the same experience with one of these givin it was the same motor. I still have a strong love for Z's and always will, I know now half a car length doesn't matter in terms of buying a cramped 370z. We tend to travel so it is better with a larger car.
So the search went on, even though I always wanted a G, I found out '08 models (even with the problems) I could get a signifigant amount of power, and a nice car, truely a show winner, as well as a head turner. I didn't know what I would be getting into at this point. You rarely see these cars anywhere, and if you do, you know what it is. It definietly stands out from the crowd reppin' mt. fuji.
I want another 240 as time has gone on and will continue. I just cannot stand to work on a car and would love to buy something prebuilt. I know plenty of shops in ATL. I think I want to switch the G coupe to a xS sedan. Even with more weight, everyone is saying the '10 models are quicker, and there is a real difference in ride comort I have noticed with the newer models.
Thanks all
P.S. tl;dr
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03-17-2011, 07:55 PM
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Cliff Notes:
Had 240s, couldn't make a nice 240
Bought a G
Want a Vette
Can't buy a Vette
xS sedan's look good, might try it
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Cliff Notes:
Had 240s, couldn't make a nice 240
Bought a G
Want a Vette
Can't buy a Vette
xS sedan's look good, might try it
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03-18-2011, 12:52 PM
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