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Alleyoop · 02-20-2013, 10:44 AM

Purchased a 2010 40th Anniversay Edition in August 2012. Prior owner traded it in on a Volvo (couldn't drive it in the Eastern Washington winters). Only had 11,900 miles on it. Pefect condition and a great vehicle for a 63 year old who appreciates great engineering.

I understand that only 1,000 were built. I have no idea as to the what number it is. My Vin number is JN1AZ4EH5AM502242. So, if any one could let me know, I would be very happy. I did have a 2008 R32 with a number of 1835 that was stamped on the steering wheel. Very easy.

I like Forums. You can learn so much and keep in touch of upcoming events and vehicle changes/status. I plan on keeping this treasure in stock condition without any modifications. As an Ex Flight Engineer/Maintenance Chief I respect the work that was involved in design.

Thanks for letting me join your group

Troy

02-20-2013, 10:44 AM	#1 (permalink)
Alleyoop Base Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Nine Mile Falls, Wa Posts: 4 Drives: 2010 370Z 40th Anniv Rep Power: 12	New Member/Owner Purchased a 2010 40th Anniversay Edition in August 2012. Prior owner traded it in on a Volvo (couldn't drive it in the Eastern Washington winters). Only had 11,900 miles on it. Pefect condition and a great vehicle for a 63 year old who appreciates great engineering. I understand that only 1,000 were built. I have no idea as to the what number it is. My Vin number is JN1AZ4EH5AM502242. So, if any one could let me know, I would be very happy. I did have a 2008 R32 with a number of 1835 that was stamped on the steering wheel. Very easy. I like Forums. You can learn so much and keep in touch of upcoming events and vehicle changes/status. I plan on keeping this treasure in stock condition without any modifications. As an Ex Flight Engineer/Maintenance Chief I respect the work that was involved in design. Thanks for letting me join your group Troy