PB260Z
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Hi Rather then spend ages crawling through wrecks looking for the right hose maybe try this, it worked for me on a previous project. - Grab the longest piece of filler hose (with the correct ID) that you can find. - Get some appropriately sized stainless exhaust pipe (get it bent to shape) - A few hose clamps. - Use the hose at each end and the exhaust pipe in the middle Just a thought
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Hi, But is it worth the effort ? Cheers PB
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Yeah, the ducting can be an issue, I am loosing a fair amount of air through a perished duct supplying the passengers side vent. Replacing all the ducting is next on my to do list. Cheers PB
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Hi, No not a good idea. To the best of my knowledge petrol will slowly disolve the silicon. Cheers PB
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Hi I am still using the original fan, and it is just OK. I have a Civic fan to install but just haven't had the time. What complete kit did you use ? cheers
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A/C certainly makes the experience more pleasant on hot days.My car came out with A/C so was just a case of replacing or updating parts as required. This kit contained evrerything to update the compressor https://nostalgicac.com/compressors/compressors/datsun-240z-260z-280z-compressor-upgrade-kit.html
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Hi Finally ticked another item off the to do list - Air Conditioning ! What a major difference it makes when travellng in traffic, especially in Sydney at the moment. Cheers PB
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Looks pretty good, would like to see more photos.
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Looks like that post has been removed from FB ?
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Welcome Clinton Hotwires look great, very period correct. Don't let anyone talk you into changing then unless you want to. If yiu have any more photo's would love to see them. Cheers PB
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Tom Hanks - great actor, but never travel with him
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Hi Mate Been there and done it - You will need both the brake and clutch pedal from a manual car, while you are at it replace the pivot bushes as well. You will also need to trim the front edge of the hole in trans tunnel, once you get the console out there is an obvious point to trim to. Also, you will need bridge the wires for park/neutral switch otherwise the starter circuit won't energise. Easy jobs Cheers
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Hi Tim Welcome aboard. Take your time in getting a car, read and learn - then purchase with confidence. Cheers PB
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Agree, hopefully we will never need to know.Maybe it is just my risk adverse side showing through a bit, in 30+ years have never reason to need what is covered by CTP Cheers PB
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Thanks, I am thinking about it for the old Chev.
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If you don't have a CTP greenslip what happens if you an at fault accident and someone gets injured ?
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What an amazing car, and at that price, great value - try building the same and see what it costs. Someone is going to get a great turn key car. Good luck with sale. Cheers
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Hi Have tried your local brake specialist ? The specialists usually have all associated parts. Cheers PB
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Just the good 'ol boys.
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I agree the same units for Flasher and Hazzard, well they are in my '77. I just grabbed two electronic ones from the auto parts store, cheap and work well. Cheers PB
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Do you need a hand cutting the T-Tops in ?Have just finished sharpening the chainsaw
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....... and let the speculation on what is happening begin
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Welcome aboard. Great to have another member in Sydney, are you on the northside ? Your 2+2 sounds interesting, looking forward to seeing a picture or two. Cheers PB
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Hi This may be a crazy idea, but does it have to be a Xmas BBQ ? Maybe move to a less crowded time, Australia day weekend possibly. Cheers
