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Jetlag · 07-29-2011, 08:24 PM

Hey everyone,

I am here with a plight. I have a 40th Ann. 370z that, after an altercation, needed to have the rims repainted. When I went to pick the car up from the shop(for the 2nd time 'cause they botched it elsewhere), from across the lot I could tell that the rims were the wrong color. Of course, insurance is giving me hell about getting the job done correctly, and I may have to sue.
Ideally, a comparison photo with another 40th 370z would put the insurance co. in their place. A tough task for obvious reasons.
I am hoping that within the next week or two, that maybe one of you super awesome forum buddies might meet me for coffee or something so that I could get a nice photo of the obvious (to a 40th owner) difference in color.
I live in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, but would travel a reasonable distance to get the shot.

Thanks

07-29-2011, 08:24 PM	#1 (permalink)
Jetlag Base Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 45 Drives: 40th Ann. 370z M6 Rep Power: 14	Need to compare to 40th's Hey everyone, I am here with a plight. I have a 40th Ann. 370z that, after an altercation, needed to have the rims repainted. When I went to pick the car up from the shop(for the 2nd time 'cause they botched it elsewhere), from across the lot I could tell that the rims were the wrong color. Of course, insurance is giving me hell about getting the job done correctly, and I may have to sue. Ideally, a comparison photo with another 40th 370z would put the insurance co. in their place. A tough task for obvious reasons. I am hoping that within the next week or two, that maybe one of you super awesome forum buddies might meet me for coffee or something so that I could get a nice photo of the obvious (to a 40th owner) difference in color. I live in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, but would travel a reasonable distance to get the shot. Thanks __________________ 40th Ann. 370z, Mint condition 1977 280z, 1987 Rx7 Turbo II (clean, rebuilt engine/turbo, and for sale). 1963 Austin Healey MKIII.