Love it when millennials explain stuff to me that already know.

If you think that is impressive, think about the fact most of our fighter pilots are ~25 years old. One of my OCS shipmates went from being $80K in student debt to being $80k in student debt and flying an aircraft that cost $50,000,000 a few years later. 

It’s definitely getting better, though for a number of them that’s just the first year (including the signing bonus). After that it’s back to a lower base pay.

New hire F/Os are now making 50-60k first year. Not Rockefeller money, but at least you can get your bills paid. About damn time, too.

Shit, if they make it happen, they can use my work for free.

As a current 370 z owner, I say you get a job at the Nissan design division.  I like that 300zx look!

I wish they’d go back to basics a bit.  I’d really love them to make a new 240z with a low price.  The 370z sometimes feels like it’s gotten too fancy, too high-tech, and a bit too expensive.  Give us a good driving experience, not too much fancy tech that does all the driving for us, and maybe a few engine options to…

These were 5 minute photoshop jobs done at work. Wasn’t looking to make it look perfect, just wanted a quick and dirty throw together of what it could look like. The only one I spent more than 5 minutes on (maybe 8 minutes) was the 240-280 headlights because I had to do some extra work to make the drivers side…

I wish there were more stars for me to give...

I dont hate the current ones, but damn the round 240-280 looks good

I like the round headlights as well, but there’s a small part of my brain that thinks of one of those reverse restomods (like where someone takes a C5 Corvette and adds a C1 looking front-end to it). I feel like the 300ZX ones just look more modern and at home.

I’m just 60 and am riding a 1998 VFR800 I bought new for my 40th birthday.  I hope to be your barber right about 20 years from right now.  

Plenty of those Yamaha, Suzuki and Kawasaki 4-cyl two-strokes found their way into the USA, both semi- and fully-illegally and many got registered and licensed. Then in the late ‘80s/early ‘90s, there was a small flood of also-cool gray market 250cc and 400cc Japanese sportbikes.

It’s kind of unfortunate that here in the USA, the RZ350 represents the pinnacle of 2 stroke sport bikes. Back in Japan, they continued developing these 2 strokers until they ended up with these 500cc 4 cyl terrors:

My barber is pushing 80 years old and has an RD350 that he bought new that he still rides.

Because you can buy the Infiniti if you want rear seats? By far one of the best things about the Z is no bs rear seats and enough cargo room.

because it wasn’t very good in the first place

Yeah heaven forbid someone suggest redesigning that horriblly huge front grill. I could roast a pig on that POS

Yes, but what do Real PeopleTM think of it?

GEO: “Gentlemen, our new Camaro redesign has gone over poorly. Any thoughts how to fix it?”