Yes, most of the time you can find a dealer that isn't expecting you to do the Dr. Ben Dover routine, if you're patient and willing to do some traveling. For me, it was a fairly cheap one way Southwest trip to DFW to get the exact new Z I was looking for, without any stealer add-ons and with a...
I was tending to think this, too, but the original Fairlady hood emblem apparently looked like this.
So it does has some surrounding black.
And here's the new Z badge, for comparison.
I guess it just comes down to personal preference, in the end.
Absolutely! I'm thinking that, with a smile on my face, every time I'm behind the wheel. For me the Sport is a helluva great car for the money. :cool: Killer looks, too!
Iām in the flatlands surrounding the Houston area so Iām pretty easy on the brakes. About the only time I do any āheavyā braking is when one of the crazy drivers around here pulls out in front of me. ;)
I knew the 240 Z sold in the U.S. had āDatsunā as the hood badge, but apparently the Fairlady Z sold in Japan had a Z hood emblem, rather than a Nissan emblem.
I canāt speak for the quality of Fuyao glass but that Ohio plant is pretty darn large. It used to be a major GM facility. I will say there is a pretty decent old-school supper club right across the street I frequent when Iām in the area. š