Here's some pics I took today of my 2003.0 IP Sedan.
I'm just putting them in the random order they uploaded in, I'll organize later.

 

Nice pictures man, what kind of camera are you shooting with?

 

Looks good man. I'll add some mod suggestions!

1. Paint your mirror bases
2. Find a plug for your trunk button.
3. Get to work on your headlights and grille!

Keep up the good work man, you're getting it done quick.

 

Nikon D70s

 

^yep, and ^^yep Trunk button hole is getting a rear-view camera. Have to do a little custom plexi work to make it look nice though.

 

Also, on the D70s, don't let the pics fool you too much, every one has been through several filters in Photoshop.
The lens I'm using is a Nikon 24-85mm AF-S

 

Car looks very nice! I'm considering painting my roof. The G35 is my daily driver and it sits outside during work hours. How has your roof held up to the elements? Have you noticed it very difficult to keep clean since it shows so much more dirt than the IP paint? TIA!

 

looks good man

 

DOMO

@ superkid94 The roof has only been painted for so it's holding up great LOL! Black is a trick to keep clean, also cant really wash in the sun or it will dry itself too fast and water spot. But the roof is also the part of my car that gets the least amount of dirt, sides pickup grime a lot faster, so that helps. What color is yours?

 

nice pics! thanks for sharing

 

Your car looks sooooo much better with the black accents.

 

Wow Janik, I figgured you would post something more like "Your car looks sooooo much better when it's not covered in 1/4 inch thick mud!"

 

Update:
Recently I've been learning about HDR, so I decided to do a little HDR shoot today. Please keep in mind this is only the 2nd time I've ever done HDR.
Also if you notice blur in some of the pictures, it's not from camera shake between exposures, it's added by a filter in Photoshop. Also the car is dirty in these shots, and I forgot and left my ISO on 400 for most of them (DOH!!) so there is some grain, but it kinda works in some of the B/W shots.

Let me know what you think

 

The only thing i seem to notice, is your pics seem a bit grainy. You know what i mean?

 

Yeah, the ISO was on 400. I didn't notice untill almost the last picture (which you'll notice isn't grainy) 400 is fine most of the time, but not for HDR. Has to be 200 max. The ones at the top are single exposure, and some of them are grainy for almost the same reason. On them I had been trying to do this really crazy shot and forgot I left the ISO on 1000
Got to remember to start checking ISO at the BEGINNING of a photoshoot, as I always seem to be shooting myself in the foot!