So, I finally got together with a couple of local guys that do photography as a hobby. We met up at the Pointe Hilton Resort at Tapatio Cliffs in north Phoenix. The outcome was great. The pictures you see here were taken by Brandon (Brandon5OH), a member of our local AZ350Z.com forum. Scott (TenTill4Z) is working on his. I'll post those as soon as they're available.

I give great props to both of them, as they both did excellent jobs. Scott was able to take more pictures at more locations (18th green of golf course, under the chandelier at night, etc) because Brandon's battery actually died.

And, please don't pay any attention to my eleventy-billion rock chips on my bumper. Yes, those are all 100% rock chips.

Enjoy

-Jerome

 

either u need to wash ur front bumper better or it's time for a new paint job

 

Yes, all of those are rock chips. 99% of them happened in the first few weeks of ownership. Its not a show car, so it doesn't really bother me that much. However, if/when I get a different front bumper, a clearbra will go on immediately after the paint cures.

-Jerome

 

it's not that bad yet.


Nice car. Rims look really good.

 

nice car... but thats weird i dont have any chips on the front bumper at all but i have tones on the lower front of the hood i have a black car too and man it shows pretty bad

 

Yeah, Arizona mountain roads are not very paint friendly

-Jerome

 

rims look great...now drop it!

 

Sad thing is, it is dropped. I have some 350Z Tein H Tech springs installed. The fronts are BARELY out of spec. So, if I drop it any further, I'm going to have to get aftermarket suspension arms to offset the negative camber. And, I just can't afford to do that right now. So, I'm relatively content with the current suspension.

-Jerome

 

lookin good........love the black gt7s

 

do you fallow cars close? that will chip it pretty easy.....btw, nice car.

 

nice car. It was worth the wait. get some projectors in there

 

painted headlight housings?? nice job

 

Yes, I painted the inside housing.

And, I went with a group of cars on a couple of mountain runs. If anyone has ever driven up HWY 87 from Phoenix to Payson, Arizona, they'll understand about all the flying tiny rocks.

-Jerome

 

very nice...

 

nice job