A 350Z planned to perfection

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Many in the military are able to save money while on tour and spend it on big purchases such as cars and houses when they return stateside. So when he wasn’t keeping order in Iraq, Brian Neumann was planning how to spend the money he was earning on a performance roadster. Neumann admits the car he eventually purchased was not a story of love at first sight. He thought it was too rounded and made even more unattractive by its snub-nosed front fascia. It was not until he started looking at aftermarket body kits, which could significantly modify the look of the car, that Neumann found something to love about the Nissan 350Z.

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