Just wanted to drop by and say "Hello!"; just found out about the Las Vegas Z Club--Mike Bonanni told me about it (I was lurking over at MY350Z.COM). Anyway, greetings and hope to hook up with you all in the near future.

 

Hey there! Nice to see new folks. Hopefully we'll meet in the next meet! What do you do? What Z do you drive?

 

Sup pdn! Welcome, hope to see you at some meets as well.

Glenn

 

Welcome Welcome!

 

I'm in the Air Force and work at Nellis AFB; the pride and joy is a '05 Daytona Blue Enthusiast...looking forward to meeting you all!

 

Cool, what's your AFSC? I work at A2, 896 MUNS. I may have seen your DB around. What have you done with it?

 

Hey pdn! Glad to see you made it over here. We have a few Air Force guys in the club.

 

I'm a 62 AFSC, got here in March '05, been working with the AF new pride and joy--the F-22 Raptor! Munitions eh, cool line of work! You guys probably processed some of our munitions the last few months--we dropped a bunch of JDAMs and shot some AIM-120s.

You probably have seen my Z around base; I think there are three DB Zs on Nellis (1 Roadster and 2 coupes). I've done some mods to the car (mostly aesthetic)--wheels/tires, front "Z" emblem, LED front sidemarkers, and S2K antenna.

 

hey pdn - welcome.

 

I wish the people I told about the club actually joined.... Maybe 1 out of 10 that I tell join.

 

Welcome pdn, hope to see you at the next meet.

 

Damn, look at that, I think I became a post *****.

 

Ah, Developmental Engineering officer. And for the Raptor! I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy! Btw, we don't carry your munitions.

I've seen the DB Roadster, driven by someone at 820th Red Horse. As far as the DB coupes go, I may have seen one. Come to think of it, I may have seen you! It was the time at the gas pump when you were waiting for a pump and I drove up to fill up at another and I gave you a nod. I haven't purchased my wheels at that time yet.

 

the first DB! about time!

 

Yeah, we need to get some more color in this club.

 

I met PDN yesterday at the post office.

As I left the post office, there was a DB coupe with nice chrome wheels and lowered, so I stared at it for a little bit. Then it hit me. Base sticker had the blue strip, so I ventured back inside the post office because I saw an officer strolling in just I walked out. Lo and behold, there was an F-22 patch on his flight suit! Major Ngyuen is his name (not his whole name; I didn't quite catch his first name). We chatted for a little bit about the 19th. Hopefully he'll make it out to the meet.