Female. It is kind of lonely being a female Z-car lover. The only people I know who understand how I feel about my car are my youngest son (fellow Z-fanatic) and all you wonderful people on this site. When I am talking to anyone else about my car, and let my feelings begin to show, they look at me like I am crazy, and some have said, "it's only a car." They just don't understand.

P.S. My car is a stick. As far as I am concerned, an automatic isn't a Z!!

not only does she drive a Z but she drives a stick!!.

thats one thing i hated about sports cars being made in autos. i know it appeals to the masses but its not what a real sports car was made to do.

real sports cars are made to be driven. dont worry bonnie your not alone i get the very same look when i talk about my Z. hehe i loved the window stickers one guy was selling on ebay

"ITS A Z THING!!"

well im a male, maybe soon to be single male hehe:cheeky:

Hi James,

I am sorry you are having a rough time right now. Just wait till you are both over being mad and then sit down and talk and you might find that you can both work everything out.

Take care,

Bonnie

like i siad i can see shes a bit tiffed about all the cars i get fix or buy and sell but i dunno

thanks

I'm voter #99! & male. I scored a cool 20 something in the 'are you gay' pole. FYI, the closer to 1 the less gay you are. An affirmation of my maleness. This is sometimes significant if you are a male in our wacky culture.

well i have three zs two sticks and a auto. i have no brains, no common since. and talk about my cars to my gf (not a car person)about cars. so yeah im a guy.

I met my wife in 1987, she was driving a 75 280Z. Her dad made her trade the car in for something "more reliable". I still hold a grudge on him for that. He talked her into buying a 79 Plymouth Horizon TC3. What a dumbass. The Z ended up being stolen off the car lot and trashed out in the country in a ditch.

i'm still a male, and waiting to get a chance to play with my '72. i haven't had a chance to drive her since joining the army, at least she's on the west coast, while i'm in the rainy south.