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  1. Looked at rear chassis sections - unhappy to find the bottom rubber bungs were not in place - are they meant to be there? Of course being a country/farm garaged vehicle the spiders/bugs loved their safe haven. Inside chassis section, looking to front of vehicle Looking to rear Will get some more internal chassis coating spray and give these areas a coating.
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  2. Yeah they do, I imagine its not the cheapest way to get them but it comes with everything you need to renew all pins and terminals, I went with it for pure convenience. Heres the link if anybody is interested: http://www.vintageconnections.com/Products/Detail/180
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  3. Japanese Commodore or BMW M3. :). I actually was looking at these too recently. Seem like good value for money and a bit under the radar.
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  4. I'm excited to see what it looks like when it comes back from the blasters! I think you'll be surprised at how good it will be when it comes back.
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  5. I ran out of time to get the RHS rear quarter off, just so time poor since my son started Kindy, his hours are half a day now instead of a full day at daycare, so Im no longer able to spend an entire day in the shed. Managed to remove the LHS quarter panel the morning the car was being collected, talk about cutting it close.... This side is much rustier that the RHS so im stoked i got it removed. I gave up trying to locate the spot welds as time was not going to permit it, I ended up cutting the area i knew the spot welds were in, I can patch the hole later. I ended up cutting where the rear quarter joins the rain rail due to time constraints and that section being completely rusted anyway found some crust behind the rear wheel arch which i knew would have some rot Car was loaded onto the truck and off at the blasters with no issues, Im both excited and nervous to see what comes back. Couple of weeks and it should be ready
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  6. This just in sad news, the organizing committee has done a huge about of work to try and get the event to go ahead. " As you may have heard, due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to make the tough decision to postpone the Nissan-Datsun Nationals 2023 event. We have had a lot of discussions over the last few weeks to try and keep the event progressing but with challenges in locking in corporate sponsorship and lower than anticipated entrant numbers we have had to choose the difficult but only viable option, given the circumstances. We understand there will be a lot of disappointment, it's safe to say that everyone involved is gutted to have to make this call and we apologise for any inconvenience this has caused. The good news is that this is not the end for the Nissan-Datsun Nationals 2023. We're in the process of rescheduling it to a date in 2024 and we'll keep everyone posted when we have the date locked in. One thing we have agreed on is that it will not be over the Easter weekend in 2024, as we have had a lot of feedback from people wishing they could be there if it had not been over the long weekend. After the dust settles on the postponement, the organising committee will be back to start planning the event in 2024 using everything we have learned so far. If you have purchased any merchandise, please get in touch so we can work out if we continue with the order. In the meantime if you have any questions or concerns, please get in contact at ndn23@zcarclubq.org.au. Please have a happy and safe Easter, and we look forward to seeing you at the rescheduled NDN23 - held in '24 Regards, NDN23 Organising Committee
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