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This is my families project car. It is a 2004 Nissan 350z with custom body kit all around, 19" RPM wheels, tails, straight pipe exhaust, and AEM cold air intake.




Here's a link to a quick fly by video of it on YouTube;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjxSsM_7_4Y

I really like this car. How much would it be valued at if it was new, and if you sold it in it's current condition today?

I think they start at around $30,000 thousand brand new. It's probably worth around $20,000-25,000 at a dealership, or around $30,000-35,000 private sale to a person who really wants the bodykit, wheels, etc...

Poor 350z has been sitting in the driveway for a few months after the right rear tire went bald from too much drifting... Don't have the money right now to replace all the tires. This car is so much fun to drive...

Oh ok, I wondered why you haven't mentioned it recently.

how do you get back and forth to work?

He drives his Benz, which is in his avatar. They look a little similar, but it's a different car than the one in the pictures of this thread.

Wierdo is right. My car is the Mercedes-benz C230 Sportcoupe. The 350z is more of an all around family car, but here soon the title is supposed to be put in my name. Not sure if that will happen, or not, though...

My brother, and I, are saving around $50 dollars each paycheck to get new rear tires... Should be able to get them here soon.

Nice, hope you get them soon!

I got pulled over tonight taking the 350z for a quick drive. Was only driving for less than five minutes. The cop got me going 52 in a 40 zone. Thankfully he only gave me a warning, but he was still a little too serious about everything. Even asked me to step out of the vehicle to see how I would react, and then just had my sign the warning ticket. Of course, that was after asking if I had any weapons, or drugs in the vehicle...

Finally got some new rear tires for the 350z! I've only taken it for a quick drive to home depot, but they seem a lot better. Ended up going with some Falken tires, and the cost was just under $700 dollars including installation at Sears automotive center.

Congrats! I know you've been wanting these. Maybe they'll last a little longer this time.

Hey Gt, can your car do this -

Maybe after I install a supercharged system on it... Where do you find all these pictures Zombie?