Very nice Andy! Can't wait to see how it turns out.


I also have an extra grille laying around that I eventually plan to modify and have painted dark metallic gray to match my headlight housings.

 

Finally completed my Coupe set seat swap.
Got annoyed with the mis-matched sedan passenger seat.
All it required was a simple harness swap.

 

I decided to de-badge my trunk. There are approximately 98,000 (give or take a couple) black G37 sedans within a one mile radius of me at all times! Very few of them are "S", so in an effort to not look like all of them while I wait to begin my mods, I decided to leave the lone red "S" on my trunk...for now.

 

Looks really good, Vic. Those seem to fit really nicely in the sedan. Nice job!

 

Gave her a bath for the last time before the part out!

 

Looks sick Vic. I'm definitely gonna ask to sit in those at the next meet lol.

I did an impulsive thing today... Winter wheels will look better than summers this year haha. They're obviously reps, but high quality ones with reinforced spokes. Also got a set of blue Muteki lugs to match the brakes.

 

Pulled the G into the garage. Water will have to rise another two feet to cause it damage now. The house will be fubared but the G will be good. Go away, Harvey.

 

I guess that means you're bugging in. Good luck

 

So sorry to hear what you guys down there are going through, just a nightmare, hope you get through it as best you can.
G/L

 

I'm doing well. A lot of people in the area are not.

 

Watching the news out of Houston. Saw an old Vette submerged in its carport, and some really upscale neighborhoods getting flooded. It's kind of weird, like little castles on dozens of shrinking islands.

Good luck, slatribartfast.

 

Thanks. My brother might flood because the creek did rise.

 

A know a guy in houston whose car got flooded last time... He just pulled the battery, carpet, interior, etc cleaned it up and its fine. I'd get my car as high up as possible though!

 

Best of luck to all the Houston G brothers!

-Josh

 

There are tens of thousands of flooded vehicles. Clear Lake Infiniti lost every vehicle on their lot. That's new, used, loaner and customer cars.