If you happen to have gotten you hands on a tried and tortured Nissan 350Z drift car, you are a lucky man. It all means you’ve got a solid base for a memorable custom build project.

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DK would stand around during these drift meets, a scowl on his face, surrounded by admirers. His car was a modified Nissan 350Z, striking with its custom gray-on-black insect paint job that always ...

The Z count was five at Irwindale Speedway for Round 1 of The Drift League pro-am championship, with Shawn Illingworth and Rye O'Connor bringing out their V8-swapped 350Z to join returning drivers ...

One of them is Australia-based Car Shop Tanoshi, and the tuner is working on a 1JZ-swapped Nissan 350Z made to go drifting. Called Project Zulu, this is Car Shop Tanoshi's third 350Z drift car build.

The Nissan 350Z makes for a respectable drift car, obviously with the right kind of investment (sadly, the stock setup requires quite a lot of work to dance).

Just because you own a powerful sports car like the Nissan 350Z that is suitable for drifting, doesn't mean you have the necessary skills to do it, as ...

Tune in as Chris Forsberg talks about his tuner and drifting car - a modified V8-powered 2006 Nissan 350Z Roadster. - Super Street Magazine ...

This menacing looking 350Z and the Nismo Mustang were arguably the coolest modified cars seen in the third iteration of the franchise: Tokyo Drift. And now, you can actually purchase the Z and ...

If you’re looking for a used car, a famous one just came on the market: The 2002 Nissan 350Z used in 2006’s The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift is available to buy in the U.K.

The Nissan 350Z featured in Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift can be yours for a cool price of $234,000 or so. Learn more about the custom Nissan 350Z here.