Nissan 300ZX content.

[bison78]

Spin off from "What we do in the Shadows".

[Nauraushaun]

oof. he doesn't look impressed. i can't approve of that colour on that car, just feels wrong. particularly since it feels like this owner's goal is to piss people off, and that's a shit goal.
i do approve of the t-tops though. and fwiw the condition looks excellent

[A Former User]

@bison78
That was the haunted 300ZX.
The driver drove it off a cliff and died.
The car was repaired and the dead guy haunted the car.
It's a hysterically funny TV series but it has it's moments.

[A Former User]

@nauraushaun
To be fair, the previous owner was the NZ equivalent of a bogan and was haunting the car. Lol.
Also the licence plate is funny.
'4 NIC 8'.

[Nauraushaun]

@svend lol. what country is this from?
Sounds almost like the Wangan "Devil Z".

[A Former User]

@nauraushaun
It's from New Zealand and called Wellington Paranormal.
It's centred around two police officers, Officer Kyle Minogue (Mike Minogue) and Officer O'Leary (Karen O'Leary) and their sergeant, Sergeant Ruawai Maaka (Maaka Pohatu)
who come across paranormal activities and investigate they are being followed round by cameras as it's supposed to be a documentary.

There's werewolves, vampires, aliens, zombies, ghosts, etc...
Some scenes from the Nissan 300ZX episode.

((FYI the police sign on the side of the car has been pixelated by the 'documentary camera people' as some of the police cars were graffitied. Lol ))

[RallyDarkstrike]

@bison78 That color doesn't look the best on that car....but I DO like that color. I miss cars that have actually colors on them!

[WhoIsTheLeader]

@svend said in Nissan 300ZX content.:

who come across paranormal activities and investigate they are being followed round by cameras as it's supposed to be a documentary.

That reminds me of the crossover episode between the X Files and that one cops show I can't remember.

[A Former User]

@whoistheleader
This is a good show in that it's a comedy and not overly scary or dramatic. Some really good laughs in places.

[Nauraushaun]

@svend how do you know of this when you're halfway across the world?

[A Former User]

@nauraushaun
It's on Sky TV.
I generally look towards Canadian, Australian and Kiwi TV programmes if something from the U.K. doesn't appeal to me.
American stuff usually has no ongoing story, too much needless violence, redone story, has an evil nemesis, etc...

[ranwhenparked]

@whoistheleader Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo