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aircobra

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  1. they're definitely supposed to be in there and their purpose is to stop the rattling -along with dovetail and the rubber on the actual door lock
  2. i guess i could if someone sends me a sample, i can cut a couple out of solid rubber stock there's an idea
  3. http://www.2040-parts.com/_content/items/images/77/1141977/003.jpg they go in here tried all the usual places - zcardepot. etc
  4. does anyone know the correct brand/type/model? i've read a few posting where something was just a bit different - terminals, dimensions, etc to cause a hassle got what i think the correct frame from zcardepot one thing i do know is to get the sealed type - don't want acid leaking on the just replaced battery base!
  5. this bit that goes over the rubber http://www.zcarsource.com/uimages/product_photos/interior/28303703_inner_shift_boot_ring_b.jpg according to the forum, this is the 280, not 240 version (which is smaller)
  6. thats awesome advice, the only problem i've got is that i'd have to pull at knee height and i've just got a garage with no telephone poles so i'd have to insert these rings so i can get the leverage on both sides i've seen the jig guys use a vertical adjustable beam anchored to the floor to position the chain surely its not expensive to rent an hour on a bench ? i'd been into $300 just to buy/rent the portapower and all the fittings i'll post some photos
  7. i've got a slight nudge on my shell, must have taken a slight hit on the front bumper bar. the rails are fins, its just the inner wing is pushed in, say 4cm. i thought of getting one of those portapower jigs and i reckon it would do the job - if i had a way to secure the car. as i understand it, you need to crimp it down on all the jack points to do it correctly Once the car is on rack, i reckon its a 30 min pull job on the bumper bar mounting i got a cheap and good towie ( thanks to this forum), so i'm all set. the shell's a roller
  8. sorry, some one beat me to the answer http://www.zcarsource.com/uimages/product_photos/interior/28303703_inner_shift_boot_ring_b.jpg
  9. is this the bastard here? i definitely have the 280 rubber?
  10. is this the shifter? also looks like i got a 280 rubber, so i'll have to make the opening a little bit bigger at the front and then it will fit is there supposed to be ring on the top of the rubber to keep it down or just some bolts and washers?
  11. oh yes and how much do i need?
  12. does anyone have the actual templates for cutting these out. unfortunately i was keen to get these off the shell when i got the car and did not keep the photos. you can see then here http://whiteheadperformance.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/1971-240Z-Restomod-Firewall-Insulation.jpg form memory, they go onto the tunnel, floors and the boot floor maybe on the floor of the boot well also, my one was too rusty to tell there's heaps of different material on ebay and lots of personal preferences looks like a company called wurth sells what looks like originals - just paper backed sheets https://eshop.wuerth-industrie.com/Complete-catalogue/Self-adhesive-sound-deadening-pads/15436502090202.cyid/1543.cgid/en/US/EUR/ thank you
  13. something like this http://whiteheadperformance.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/1971-240Z-Restomod-Firewall-Insulation.jpg it looked like heavy rubber with foam backing thank you
  14. my car came with a 280 non-turbo 5 speed (i think) and what looks like a standard console i believe the gearlever for this box sits more forward then standard and thus the cuts in the tunnel - see here https://www.flickr.com/photos/62957688@N08/26061801856/in/dateposted-public/ however, it looks like the back of the console has been messed with, so the question is that wit the centre screw aligned like this https://www.flickr.com/photos/62957688@N08/26061791786/in/dateposted-public/ or will the gearstick, which is bent clear the plastic surround? the rear holes have been fiberglassed over
  15. guys, if anyone buys the lots, can they give me a ping - i need a couple of items from the list condenser belts thank you
  16. like this https://zcardepot.com/interior/console/heater-control-panel-interior-240z-70-72.html i might as well just take my one and paint over the chrome
  17. it was some guy doing plating for old holdens i got the all vents from zcardepot brand new for $50 US has anyone painted the heater console them and if what paint did they use? do you just do it with a small brush? it looks awfully fiddly the reproductions ones i've seen were all black
  18. or has anyone tried the various spray on chrome finishes?
  19. one of these http://www.2040-parts.com/_content/items/images/78/1135378/002.jpg one side is peeling in my one have been quoted $500 , although that it includes painting the panel also the guy also said that he can't get the datsun type coating off and that i'd have to do it any ideas?
  20. see phots. no serial # and no firewall reinforcement plate rusty, good for patch repairs.some sections surpisingly good 2 blokes will lift on a box trailer best offer otherwise going to the tip https://www.flickr.com/photos/62957688@N08/25109060344/in/datetaken/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/62957688@N08/25438787130/in/datetaken/
  21. yes, sorry the question is for a factory 240z install. i believe they were hitachis
  22. any updates on this thread? can anyone tell where the hoses go thru the firewall?
  23. in the middle of getting all the boxes back together and was able to resuscitate 3 of them, but not the long one that goes the fan box. its just corroded at one the of the ends inside the plastic sleeve. looking at the construction, i don;t think the pushbike ones will not work because the original have a solid core any ideas anyone?
  24. see here http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/222040245015?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
  25. came from a solid 260, looks like its identical to the 240, but i can't guarantee it $200 http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/222029865279?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
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