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The Oklahoma Z Car Club is hosting a High Speed Touring Event at Hallett Motor Raceway on August 22nd. $120 for all day. See our forums for details at www.okzcc.com. We also now take pre-payment via paypal too. Limited to the first 50 drivers. -
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The OKZCC will be having a car show on Saturday July 11th at Fenton Nissan West located at 8800 Northwest Expressway in Oklahoma City. Car prep and registration are from 10am-1pm, judging begins at 1pm and trophies will be awarded at 3pm. Fenton will be grilling out and we will be supplying cold pop/h2o. Trophies will be awarded for 1st and 2nd places in the following classes: 1. 240Z/260Z 2. 280Z 3. 280ZX 4. 300ZX (Z31) 5. 300ZX (Z32) 6. 350Z 7. 370Z 8. Any Non-Z Nissan/Infiniti (G, 240SX, GTR, Maxima, Pulsars, etc...) Please post if you plan to attend so we can get an idea of how many cars/people to plan for at the event. (let me know which class too.) Like all of the OKZCC shows, they are open to all participants at no cost so come on out and support the club or just hang out with fellow Z-heads. ~SPREAD THE WORD~ PM me with any questions, or post them here. -
The Oklahoma Z Car Club is hosting the 6th annual Midwest Z Fest in Tulsa, OK over Labor Day Weekend. Past Midwest Z Fests have seen 200+ participants. Events Include: High Speed Touring at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit www.hallettracing.net Jackie Cooper Nissan Car Show (modified ZCCA rules) Awards Banquet NorthEast Oklahoma Green Country Cruise Go Kart Maddness (JRP Speedway) www.jrpspeedway.com Parking Lot Conferences (beer/burgers/music) To register and find out more about the event go to www.midwestzfest.com
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The Oklahoma Z Car Club is hosting this year's Midwest Z Festival. The dates are August 29th - September 1st in Tulsa. Events include: Track Day at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit Jackie Cooper Nissan Car Show Go Kart madness at JRP Speedway Awards Banquet Northeast Oklahoma Cruise. The website is www.midwestzfest.com and registration can be done online too.
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Midwest Z Fest located in Tulsa, OK. Go to www.midwestzfest.com for details and registration. -
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If anyone is interested there is a free car show in Oklahoma City on March 31st. Judging starts at 12:30 and Fenton Nissan is sponsoring so it is free to all Z's and they will serve lunch w/ drinks for all participants. The Oklahoma Z Car Club will be judging (www.okzcc.com). Go to the website for more details.
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Just for the heck of it, several members of the Oklahoma Z Car Club have decided to meet for lunch at Mexico Joes Restaurant in Stillwater, Oklahoma November 19th (Sunday). See below for details. Come and see Z's of all years and hang out and speak with fellow enthusiasts. EVERYONE WELCOME!
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jackboxxx, I would be more inclined to listen to your arguement of "the only true z is a 240z" if yours was a pure 240z and not a modified one. I prefer to allow owners of ORIGINAL 240z's to make that statement. On the other hand I do think the 280zx is definitely the lowest on the totem pole.
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I have owned a 76, 85 Turbo, 91 NA and two weeks ago I bought a 2003 Touring. I have loved each and every one of them and all are from the same line IMO. I know many purists only take the 240z into consideration and even bastardize the 260 and 280. Many z owners do not have the time to search for that perfect 240z or they simply just want a car with all the modern luxuries (at least floor pans). Until I can find and afford a perfect 1970 and have a garage that will store 3 cars, I will have to come to this site and envy all of yours. But for now I will have to settle for my 350z.
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Is this Shaun's car?
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Now I know why I never wondered what it would be like if a corvette, a dodge daytona and a Z had a threeway.
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Can't wait to see the pics. Sounds like you should change jobs to become a professional sports agent with those negotiation skills of yours.
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I love the top-down look, but Ill take the lighter weight of the hard top any day. My $.02
