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How Much $$ to paint the rear lower trim? (03-04)

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Old Jan 3, 2009 | 01:42 PM
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PM ROOKIE....
he is the one with the Blue Twin-Turbo FX...
lol .. i kinda figured by the name .. thanks il do that ..
 
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Old Jan 3, 2009 | 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Hotdawwgman
Shiet... you might be able to buy the Vette rightnow.... You should seriously check them out with the way GM is doing rightnow...
I agree 100%, however I need to wait at least a yr or yr and a half inorder to buy the 08 vette AND keep my G as a daily.(I love my G and don't want to sell her). If I sell her now, its on like donkey kong
 
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Old Jan 3, 2009 | 05:06 PM
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dont sell your G! You already have it perfectly the way you want it!

since we're all whoring our pix











 

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Old Jan 3, 2009 | 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by G SEDAN
dont sell your G! You already have it perfectly the way you want it!

since we're all whoring our pix
Since when did this thread become a "Let's make Wilson drool all over his keyboard/ dead-envious picture share thread"?????????

I kidd, I kidd.

But really, I'd like more details on the what you guys paid for the rear bumper, and more specifics on the install, now that there seems to be sufficient data on the painting portion. Did you guys remove the rear bumper prior to installation, or just leave it on the car? How much did you pay for the NISMO rear? How long did the installation take? What tools are needed, other than power-drill. Any strange bit-sizes? Problems with the install?

thank you thank you thank you.
 
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Old Jan 4, 2009 | 12:04 AM
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I really like the Rookie front bumper, the car looks really clean, keep it up
 
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Old Jan 4, 2009 | 12:09 AM
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OP, I had a bodyshop do all of my install about 2.5 yrs ago and I bought my full nismo kit from a g35 group purchase.
Details:
Dealer wants 2492 for all pieces and 685 installed. $3177+tax
everythingG35 1950
group buy 1680 shipping&tax included.
The diff. b/t group price and everythingG35 is $270, which pays my installation + $70 in my pocket.

bodyshop confirmed that they would drill holes/use screws in rear and NOT glue or tape.

I paid $1880 total, vs. 2150(everythingG35), vs. dealer $3172


Originally Posted by G SEDAN
dont sell your G! You already have it perfectly the way you want it!
since we're all whoring our pix
No way bro, its a keeper. You know what I may do? I might put the G in the garage and get an 06 vette (not 08) with a bit higher mileage as daily driver and keep the G35 in the Garage and drive it once or twice a week on dry days. Then every 4 yrs or so, sell the vette and get a newer version.

When I have my G in the driveway temporarily, I just can't imagine it being a driveway car in couple of years. Just thinking out loud.

Nice pics btw u fullsize pic *****.

signed,

thumbnail *****.
 
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Old Jan 4, 2009 | 12:59 AM
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Yeah, I read your DIY a few weeks ago I have to say, yours does look nice, but I'm worried that on a BS car, the results might not turn out so well. How much did it run you for the equipment? I'd have to be sure that kind of purchase is justifiable.
The paint will turn out fine assuming you use the OEM color. I bought a Husky 26-gal compressor for $250 and it came with an impact, ratchet, hammer, bottom-feed paint sprayer, air sprayer, air gauge, and air hose. I then bought a detail sprayer to apply the paint for $35. The OEM paint including hardners, scuff pads, etc was around $110 if I remember correctly. So overall, I was out about $400 to paint the sills and I got an entire set of air tools that I use weekly.
 
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Old Jan 4, 2009 | 05:31 AM
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I paid close to $500 for the nismo rear. This was including 7.75% sales tax.

This came painted my color and I picked it up to save for shipping
 
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Old Jan 4, 2009 | 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Hossmaxima
I really like the Rookie front bumper, the car looks really clean, keep it up
Thank you... But my car needs a little detail work, as i kinda scraped the street trying to leave my girls house... So back to the paint shop we go!
 
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