I miss driving my Z!
01-31-2004 | 04:52 PM
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From: Ontario, Canada
Well, at least, I don't have the possibility that the ground will move under my feet unwillingly.
Sorry, but I live in an area that actually has seasons.
That's why I'm complaining. I could drive it, but I don't wanna ruin it in any way. Thanks for understanding otherwise, smart ***.
Sorry, but I live in an area that actually has seasons.
That's why I'm complaining. I could drive it, but I don't wanna ruin it in any way. Thanks for understanding otherwise, smart ***.
01-31-2004 | 08:56 PM
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From: Palmyra,Va
the snow is not beautiful....well it is, but it gets old really really quick. i got to drive an evo VII today and i was impressed. my dad is looking for a new car, so he came to visit me in a brand new evo. i took it out behind my house where there is like 5-6 inches of snow, and i had a blast. 9 more days until i can drive legaly. i just can't wait to get my Z out on the streets... i miss that so so much...i've been Z deprived over the past 6 months. man i bet emo can keep his top off all year long, can't you you lucky bastard???? just kidding man. Like Rizz i also live in a place that has seasons...it has its ups and downs, not too bad, like 91 said absence makes the heart grow fonder.
just kidding man. Like Rizz i also live in a place that has seasons...it has its ups and downs, not too bad, like 91 said absence makes the heart grow fonder.
01-31-2004 | 09:58 PM
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No, I can't drive with my ttops off all year. It does get cold here...of course 50 deg probably isn't that cold to you. But it also rains every now and then. But Evo's are sweet. there were a few at the track. Your dad seems cool. Rizz when does it usually clear up?
02-01-2004 | 08:49 AM
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sorry emo...but you gotta understand....hopefully soon my n/a is gonna be converted into a tt, and then a year after that i get a z33...
....now i know how Nismo feels about his 4 door skyline I know he said that to motivate me for school, but he has never broken a promise. and then i can roll with the big boys of Zdriver...you know once i got my tt
....now i know how Nismo feels about his 4 door skyline I know he said that to motivate me for school, but he has never broken a promise. and then i can roll with the big boys of Zdriver...you know once i got my tt
02-02-2004 | 12:30 AM
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Actually, at the moment, nothing.
My winter beater is sitting on two flats and I can't remove one of the rims to fix it, so therefore it sits.
Not a big deal really since I don't really need to go anywhere on a daily basis. Lucky me.
My winter beater is sitting on two flats and I can't remove one of the rims to fix it, so therefore it sits.
Not a big deal really since I don't really need to go anywhere on a daily basis. Lucky me.
02-02-2004 | 07:22 AM
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true, ive been sitting here at home in SC iced in for 4 days.... weird here where i live.... Winter Beater is out and running now, miss driving my Z.... the longer i dont drive, the better it is when i get back in..... im bored
02-02-2004 | 08:13 AM
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I wish I had a winter beater but I have to drive my Z. I go about 300+ miles every weekend rain, snow, or shine. The northeast is pretty shitty for driving a Z in the winter. Hasn't warmed up enough to wash it yet. Waiting for that one day to break 32 degrees. Winter tires on the rear help a good bit, and it still drives better than my Z31 did in winter.
02-02-2004 | 05:08 PM
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Lucky I have 2 other cars besides my Z. I have winter 4-5 months a year. I do have studs for the Z but I prefer to drive my Honda in the winter, During good weather I drive the Z and the Honda gets stored.I liked living in Vegas a lot better, no winter. The only downfall is my job requires me to work in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming I drive every where. I put over 20k on my Z last summer, 30k on the Honda and the wife put 20k on the Mini van. That is just a lot of driving. On the plus side I get to put the Z in the garage and do work that I wouldnt do in the summer. Like Pull and replace parts that require down time.
look on the bright side winter is almost over.
look on the bright side winter is almost over.
02-02-2004 | 09:49 PM
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Amen for that... i drive my honda when my Z is being worked on...i haven't done much driving in last 6 months though, but 6 more days....and i am back... i just can't wait for the warm weather to kick in so i can repaint my Z
though, but 6 more days....and i am back... i just can't wait for the warm weather to kick in so i can repaint my Z
02-03-2004 | 01:26 AM
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If it makes everyone feel better...it's pouring here in San Diego right now. Yes, it's 12:36 at night so it doesn't matter too mcuh, but it is. Of course our pouring is probably sprinkling to you but it's raining hard. Kinda weird....it was a bright sunny day at about 70 today....then when it hit night....it started raining. So sunny san diego isn't so sunny at the moment...and not just because it's night..
