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Just writing to let you guys know that earlier today I traded in my 300gt sedan for an 09 370Z.

I will have some pics up later, I plan on sticking around this forum and with SAU none the less.

Also cheers to everyone who came out on Saturday for the cruise, had an awesome time and hope to see you all again soon!

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But in all seriousness, what did you pay for the 370? Km's, service history, no of owners? overall condition of the car panels etc? i have 2 in my stock i am curious as to what you paid.

I'll give you $10 and my first born.

Edit: Congrats mate! Did you get the Rays 19" wheels? I'm sure Sheldon would be real jelly then. LOL!

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Pushy pushy, Titanium, Auto (can't drive manual one im too tall for them lol), 60000kms, paid $38750.

That's a pretty good deal mate, i've got a 2010 Black Auto 370Z with 4950KM for $53,990 in my stock

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