Thread: Driving a New Z home
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Old 10-16-2013, 06:27 PM   #26 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by MistahGurgle View Post
Well i bought her home yesterday. Didn't get any chips or scratches just lots of bugs. Now its time for me to learn to drive stick. As I was pulling out of the dealers lot i stalled it 3 times Needless to say there were many eyes on me

I also made a thread in the new owners section.
Our clutches leave something to be desired. It is a numb feeling without the helper spring being replaced. Although I bought a set I never installed them as the clutch is not that hard to learn as is as it turns out.

Congratulations on the purchase of such a fine automobile.
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