New owner in Nova Scotia
 

Glad to be a part of the forum, I recently picked up a 2016 370z enthusiast edition for a daily driver and I plan on doing a bit of work to it but keep it mostly stock for now, will be using the forums for knowledge/parts etc. I also have a Honda s2000 that I am currently working on as my project car and a 1977 Ford Bronco which is the other reason I don't need another project car at the moment.

Some of my past vehicles include a 2012 Ford Raptor that I recently sold, another 2006 Honda s2000, 91 Toyota MR2 Turbo, and a couple of Jeep Wranglers and others.

I look forward to learning more about the car and community.

The bad news is that the car is only 2 weeks old and I was rear ended while sitting at a stop light this week, so I will probably need a new rear bumper at a minimum.

Cheers,

Welcome dude! and i hope you can fix your car soon :tup:

Welcome to the 370Z forum

:worship:

-Clifford :welcome: :tup:

Welcome & congrats.

Nova Scotia? Any chance you know a guy name Jeff MacCormack (aka Teg_sol on some car forums)

Welcome and congratulations. :tiphat:

Sorry for the damage, though.

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Yeah the accident was pretty frustrating, especially when your stopped at a light and someone just cannot get off their phone enough to pay attention to the road.

Welcome. Sucks to hear about the accident but sounds like it could of been a lot worse

Congrats and welcome to the family!

Welcome :hello:, That's a bummer with the rear-ending hope it's not too bad.

Yeah I was definitely bummed, going to get it in early next week for a quote, It doesn't look terrible but the bumper will definitely need to be replaced and the hatch buttons are not working either so I am not sure what it will show underneath.

Keeping with the daily driver theme, I decided to order some project kics wheel spacers and some swift lowering springs. Should look much better without destroying the functionality of the car. Also booked into the body shop for early July, so should put that behind me.