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jdubs · 11-20-2009, 12:41 PM

The 300zx has definitely defied time and stayed fresh over the years.

People still attempt to buy my 1994 TT in traffic and I have the '99 taillights, but that is all for cosmetic. They never guess how old it is.

The 370z is growing on me and I think it will overshadown the 350z as long as it is reliable. The 370z is a better choice today for someone who is not quite and enthusiast, but wants a nice z car. The 300zx at this age just demands more attention than the regular person will give it so it will forever live on with the older, enthusiast crowd.

I should know as mine has 43K and I have replaced the timing belt, injectors and clutch, but it runs perfect now at stage III.

11-20-2009, 12:41 PM	#27 (permalink)
jdubs Base Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 4 Drives: 1994 300zx TT Rep Power: 16	The 300zx has definitely defied time and stayed fresh over the years. People still attempt to buy my 1994 TT in traffic and I have the '99 taillights, but that is all for cosmetic. They never guess how old it is. The 370z is growing on me and I think it will overshadown the 350z as long as it is reliable. The 370z is a better choice today for someone who is not quite and enthusiast, but wants a nice z car. The 300zx at this age just demands more attention than the regular person will give it so it will forever live on with the older, enthusiast crowd. I should know as mine has 43K and I have replaced the timing belt, injectors and clutch, but it runs perfect now at stage III.