How much do the Ultima GTR's go for? They still look a little complex to me.datsun2401972 wrote:
Ultima GTR? May not be exactly what you want but close?
If you haven't riden in an Ariel Atom, don't dog on it.
Because, unlike Hitler, I'm tall. And I track my car.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:yeah, why do you treat sunroofs as if they are Jews, and you are Hitler?
I mean, I know they add weight and somewhat decrease chassis rigidity, but is it because you live in AZ and have grown to hate the sun?
...then again you have a vert.
They're fairly cheap starting out for what you get as a result, like $50k ish for them also, but I've heard spares can be kind of expensive.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:
How much do the Ultima GTR's go for? They still look a little complex to me.
I like them way better than convertibles, so we're even.AZhitman wrote:
Because, unlike Hitler, I'm tall. And I track my car.
Therefore, I need all the headroom I can get, otherwise my helmet is banging into the sunroof edge.
Plus, they're useless... If you're gonna let the sun in, take the whole damn top off... Not some tiny hole.
Yep. I hate sunroofs.
That's because your sunroof isn't the kind that takes up 2" of headroom sliding into the space between the headliner and roof.nismofly wrote:I think they make the inside of the car feel bigger,
Also I fit in my hatch with a helmet on and I have a sunroof, and I swear I was a few hairs taller than you, is the 350/370/G really smaller inside?
PWND!AZhitman wrote:6'1". The Z/G with a sunroof has minimal headroom unless you drive like a cholo, in which case you're gay and don't need a helmet.
East of the mountains its mostly desert. Spokane is a valley on the cusp of desert and pine forests.nismofly wrote:is sea-tec the only place in WA that generates the rain reputation then? cause you lived in spokane, im guessing the cascades keep the rain near the coast
Wait, are they touring this thing?JHof wrote:And while I'm sure that I have probably missed it already,what is the route through Central Florida going to be???
Thanks Hoff!JHof wrote:Greg--
Excellent write-up--it makes me hunger for my first 370Z test drive. If the car provides as much visceral excitement as the 350 did, that means that Nissan has kept the "good" in the new car, but if it surpasses the 350, well, Nissan has hit yet another homerun. Based on your observations, it sounds to me that they have hit one out of the park.
A couple of questions--what is the glovebox like??? Does it just hold the owner's manual, or is there actually some storage room up front, finally?And how much space is lost (or gained) in the rear hatch--by relocating the strut brace, is there actually some room to carry more than a gym bag or two??Is the redesigned dashboard a good thing vs. the 350's dash, or should they have retained the original design??? Some of the writeups in the car mags say that the new design, particularlythe left-hand dial is clumsy and cheap-looking.
And while I'm sure that I have probably missed it already,what is the route through Central Florida going to be??? Are they going to bring the car down I-75, or anywhere near Ocala?If I can, the G Coupe and I will join the parade through Florida to Orlando.
I will make a complete whore out of myself trying to solicit a few miles behind the wheel of the 370, I promise.Then I'll write something about it.
I was just at my local dealer yesterday asking them when they will have a 370 available to drive.They told me that they have already sold out their first allotment of 5 cars,due, they think, just before Christmas.
Yep.hsckris wrote:Wait, are they touring this thing?
If so, do they come near NC?
Awesome write up! Wish I would have known yall were coming through. Oh, I think you meant Vance Jackson, LOL!AZhitman wrote:
Everyone but you, Dave.
The restaurant was in San Antonio on Vance Johnson Blvd. Awesome eats!
wingFeather wrote:Damn you Greg!!! The Nissans were close to me yesterday, but I didn't know about it
Thanks, FF!Fancy_Footwork wrote:Great read. That picture you snapped for nostalgia in the position of the datsuns was timeless. I'm dripping with jealousy.