New Owner - 2010 G37xS
03-28-2016, 07:33 PM
#1
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New Owner - 2010 G37xS
In the process of purchasing a '10 G37xS. I've been trolling this site for a little while, found the car yesterday, drove it today and he accepted my offer! So stoked! Never owned an AWD vehicle as I live in the South we never see snow but it rains A LOT. So it'll come in handy I suppose. I just couldn't pass up this offer to own one. This will be my first Infiniti, hopefully it'll last me! I'm not one to hang onto cars long. This G is loaded with all the options, so at least I have a reason to keep it awhile.
Jeremy
Jeremy
03-28-2016, 11:08 PM
#3
Welcome to the forums Jeremy! Can't wait till your an official owner and post up some pictures! I have an awd as well and it's great and comes in handy more then I thought it would. Any plans on any future mods? You'll learn a lot of knowledgeable things here so prepare yourself! 
03-29-2016, 05:34 AM
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Welcome to the club and congratulations on your purchase and the deal! You've made a great decision and I am sure you won't ever regret it! Have fun and enjoy your new G37!
03-29-2016, 08:13 AM
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Thanks for the warm welcome everyone.
More pics to follow as soon as I pick her up (hopefully today).
No real mods planned but you know how that goes. I'll probably get a front lip, makes the front end look alot more mean. Moreso going to get the maintenance up to date at first. 96k miles. Needs rear brakes, plugs, differential fluid, maybe brake fluid and coolant flush. It's super clean but needs a professional wax job. Luckily I've got a buffer I can put to use.
More pics to follow as soon as I pick her up (hopefully today).
No real mods planned but you know how that goes. I'll probably get a front lip, makes the front end look alot more mean. Moreso going to get the maintenance up to date at first. 96k miles. Needs rear brakes, plugs, differential fluid, maybe brake fluid and coolant flush. It's super clean but needs a professional wax job. Luckily I've got a buffer I can put to use.
