Kansas City

sboden · 07-21-2012, 07:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nuki

You're right, she travelled all the way out here to Afghanistan and looked at the cookies on my NIPR machine. LOL

She has an account on here because our Nismo has made her a true enthusiast of the car, and this place has most of the information when you do a search for 370Z based info.

I know what you're getting at, and while that might be true for most wives, and perhaps even mine at one point, it isn't the case here. Sorry man, you're just plain wrong here.
Besides, I've been working in IT for about 15 years now. If I didn't know how to clear cookies and erase history, i'd have not made it past my first year. lol

LOL @ Edub.

Pretty sure he was just kidding......my wife over the years has become much more a sport enthusiast than she ever was. With my fast MC's and cars, it has all rubbed off on her. Now she will still roll her eyes at times with some of the stuff I buy or go to

mcconned · 07-22-2012, 12:43 PM

I apologize Jackson and Joe for the delay responding. My paying job, the one that allows me the luxury of owning a Z, has been demanding a lot of my time and brain power.

As Jackson and Joe posted, the Heart of America Z Car Club will be the featured club/marque at the weekly Art of the Machine in the City Market next Sunday, July 29th.

We will begin gathering in the parking lot on the NE corner of 3rd & Grand. At 9:59 we'll parade into the City Market. Last year we displayed by generation starting with the 240 Z. The crowd and the City Market management were impressed with the fact the Z's were lined so folks could see the transformation and evolution of the Z car over 42 years. Consequently, we will be departing the staging area by generation.

The car show runs officially from 10 am to 2 pm. My experience is the crowd is very respectful of the cars i.e. being hands off.

After the show, about 2 pm we'll walk a couple of steps over to Minsky's for food and beverage.

Yes, the weather is hot but there is shade for us plus there are lot's of stores, shops, restaurants, etc. to go to "chill out". Ever been to the Steamboat Arabia Museum? That's a great place to spend time. If you're new to the area, I think you'll really enjoy the area.

In case I left something out please refer to our website: Heart of America Z Car Club or to our Facebook page Heart of America Z Car Club.

I'm looking forward to meeting you all. I'll be the guy with the big hat, loud shirt, and even bigger and louder mouth, and a Daytona Blue 350Z roadster.

Dan

JacksonZ33 · 07-22-2012, 02:07 PM

Thanks Dan, just tryin to help recruit some z lovers.

Well it finally happened to me.... Debris right in the middle of my lane with no where to go. Cracked my lip real good.

Knew when going low , that it would happen someday. At least I'm not afraid of fiberglass, and I didn't buy a carbon fiber one.

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07-22-2012, 12:43 PM	#2 (permalink)
mcconned Enthusiast Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Kansas City, MO. Posts: 268 Drives: 2005 350Z Roadster Rep Power: 14	I apologize Jackson and Joe for the delay responding. My paying job, the one that allows me the luxury of owning a Z, has been demanding a lot of my time and brain power. As Jackson and Joe posted, the Heart of America Z Car Club will be the featured club/marque at the weekly Art of the Machine in the City Market next Sunday, July 29th. We will begin gathering in the parking lot on the NE corner of 3rd & Grand. At 9:59 we'll parade into the City Market. Last year we displayed by generation starting with the 240 Z. The crowd and the City Market management were impressed with the fact the Z's were lined so folks could see the transformation and evolution of the Z car over 42 years. Consequently, we will be departing the staging area by generation. The car show runs officially from 10 am to 2 pm. My experience is the crowd is very respectful of the cars i.e. being hands off. After the show, about 2 pm we'll walk a couple of steps over to Minsky's for food and beverage. Yes, the weather is hot but there is shade for us plus there are lot's of stores, shops, restaurants, etc. to go to "chill out". Ever been to the Steamboat Arabia Museum? That's a great place to spend time. If you're new to the area, I think you'll really enjoy the area. In case I left something out please refer to our website: Heart of America Z Car Club or to our Facebook page Heart of America Z Car Club. I'm looking forward to meeting you all. I'll be the guy with the big hat, loud shirt, and even bigger and louder mouth, and a Daytona Blue 350Z roadster. Dan

07-22-2012, 02:07 PM	#3 (permalink)
JacksonZ33 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Kansas-Prairie Village Posts: 457 Drives: '14 z34 - '72 510 Rep Power: 14	Thanks Dan, just tryin to help recruit some z lovers. Well it finally happened to me.... Debris right in the middle of my lane with no where to go. Cracked my lip real good. Knew when going low , that it would happen someday. At least I'm not afraid of fiberglass, and I didn't buy a carbon fiber one.