ZWOLF

So far I'm enjoying my vacation! It's nice to get out of the hot Florida sun, and into the cyber winter in Australia. Yes they are both my cars. The white car is one of the three Primadonna's built in the late 70's. The car is heavily modified in every aspect. Race prepped 355ci SBC, Borg Warner factory prototype 4 speed, Frank Leary built R200 posi., Full cage, Fuel cell, Datsun Comp suspension, AP racing brakes, Tilton pedal cluster, on board fire suppression system....etc. The body with the exception of the rear flares (came off of Don Devendorf's race car) was done by Primadonna. Mods are extensive and include a re-profiled windshield, rain gutter delete, light weight rear bumper, Aero nose, rear double stack wing...etc...etc. There is an interesting story about the Primadonna cars @ http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=119098&highlight=primadonna that I will re-print here for your members if you have an interest. The Dark Blue car affectionately know as ZWOLF is based on a 1970. Again Heavily modified in all aspects. 383ci supercharged SBC, Methanol Injection, 700R4 w/reverse manual valve body, modified R200 posi, Oval exhaust, fuel cell, full cage, on board fire suppression system, Koni Coil over suspension w/camber plates, HRE Custom pin drive wheels...Etc The body mods include IMSA (Brad Frissell style) G nose widebody kit, Cowl induction hood, and F-40 (shopping cart handle) rear spoiler, European lights...etc The cars are a lot of fun and offer distinct differences in personality. Both cars are driven every week, and when the opportunity exist I take them to a show and share the fun of Z ownership with others.

Hi guys, With the economy tough here and no time for vacation, I thought I would have a cyber vacation in Australia. Figured I might learn something, pick up some ideas, and meet some new people. I have a couple modified Z cars, a 1970 and a 1971. Life seems to get in the way alot so I don't make the huge time commitments associated with racing, or motorsports. Pretty much I drive the cars and enjoy them while taking in a car show from time to time. Thanks, Roger