strut tower bars
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From: Central MA
WOW, from the pic you have keep that one in EXCELLENT Condition.
I bought one of those when they first come out (the NA version, not the TT like yours appears to be), same color too.. Brings back fond memories of the beginning of the "90s"!![/QUOTE]
Thanks - it's a '90 TT (s/n 00376) and it gets it's share of compliments for being a 16 year old car
Like you, I bought a '90 NA new and enjoyed it for a few years until we started a family. We needed to cut down on financial obligations since my wife would stop working and stay home after our son was born. I vowed that I would get another Z32 somewhere later in life and I finally had the chance to do so in '00. It was a pleasant coincidence that I ended up with the same color between the NA and the TT.
It's a bittersweet situation with having to park the Z for the winter. The cold air in New England totally transforms the car from the summer months - those turbos are in their prime on sub-40 degree days.
Your 928's look fantastic - and they are a very rare sight these days. I have to pause and let out a sigh on those few opportunities when I see one on the road.
Dave
I bought one of those when they first come out (the NA version, not the TT like yours appears to be), same color too.. Brings back fond memories of the beginning of the "90s"!![/QUOTE]
Thanks - it's a '90 TT (s/n 00376) and it gets it's share of compliments for being a 16 year old car
Like you, I bought a '90 NA new and enjoyed it for a few years until we started a family. We needed to cut down on financial obligations since my wife would stop working and stay home after our son was born. I vowed that I would get another Z32 somewhere later in life and I finally had the chance to do so in '00. It was a pleasant coincidence that I ended up with the same color between the NA and the TT.
It's a bittersweet situation with having to park the Z for the winter. The cold air in New England totally transforms the car from the summer months - those turbos are in their prime on sub-40 degree days.
Your 928's look fantastic - and they are a very rare sight these days. I have to pause and let out a sigh on those few opportunities when I see one on the road.
Dave