Never noticed till the other day, how much my Q and my buds maxima look like big brother and little brother Itd be nice to have a white Q for the maxima
yeah I know im sportin mad driveway grass
Modified by CrimsonQ at 4:16 PM 9/16/2005
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Re: Brothers? (CrimsonQ)
Yeah, I guess that is why I took such a shine to my Q. I have had 3 Maximas.
I was driving to work this morning, reminising about teh 1992 Maxima SE 5-speed that I used to have. That car was cool!
Hmmmmmm...........................I wonder if the clutch/brake assembly in the older Maximas would fit in the Q?
I was driving to work this morning, reminising about teh 1992 Maxima SE 5-speed that I used to have. That car was cool!
Hmmmmmm...........................I wonder if the clutch/brake assembly in the older Maximas would fit in the Q?
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Re: Brothers? (Jeff Williams)
I had a Pearl White 91 SE 5 Speed myself. Died an untimely death due to a road hazzard on I-26 about a year after I bought her. I was devastated after the wreck... and only the Q could pull me out of my depressionJeff Williams wrote:I was driving to work this morning, reminising about teh 1992 Maxima SE 5-speed that I used to have.
That car had a very nice "growl" under the hood...
The only issues I had with the car was the digital clock who's display would disappear (much like the climate controllers in the Q) and a squeaky rear window in cold weather due to some loosness in the gasket seal at the bottom. That could get kind of annoying since it sounded like I had a styrofoam cooler in the back seat.
Overall it was the most reliable car I have ever owned.
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Re: Brothers? (CrimsonQ)
I've noticed over the years that Nissan tends to take one styling idea and pass it down through the whole line... many of the Stanza's, Altimas, etc of the era had a lot of the same styling cues...CrimsonQ wrote:Never noticed till the other day, how much my Q and my buds maxima look like big brother and little brother
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Re: Brothers? (CrimsonQ)
read the sig...
91 GXE Red Black,,,
It was a good car sold it to a friend...I miss the corning lights the most.Then the guages. I guess thats why I got the Indiglo's installed.
That car was a good blend of ecno and speed.
91 GXE Red Black,,,
It was a good car sold it to a friend...I miss the corning lights the most.Then the guages. I guess thats why I got the Indiglo's installed.
That car was a good blend of ecno and speed.
Re: Brothers? (CrimsonQ)
I never really noticed until the big Lexington meet. There was a black Max there with wheels almost identical to the ones I had at the time. It was almost a Mini-Me to my Q .
I should try to find the pics.
I should try to find the pics.
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Re: (deltamoon)
Yeah it is funny how Nissan passes the styling cues down the line. The thing I notice is that they tend to make the Nissan the FWD and the Infiniti that looks like the Nissan the RWD (Maxima/Q45, '02+ Altima/G35)
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