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kamarchi

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  1. definitely interested pictures please :-)
  2. she's not number matching and will predominantly be a track car, plus IMO of the kits available the rocket bunny one is the most aesthetically pleasing.
  3. Contemplating a Rocket Bunny kit....
  4. mental mashup though :-)
  5. You have a 73 parts car? I am after the left hand inner guard where a RHD battery tray would normally be welded to
  6. speechless
  7. I would happily purchase my original engine should it ever turned up. L24-155995
  8. Okay, assuming that only 260z and 280z had separate reversing lights and a cutout in the rear panel to accommodate, then it would appear to be a 240z Single gas strut for the hatch as well.
  9. Thank you for the clarification. I stripped the paint from around the VIN on the firewall and found no evidence that it has been altered in anyway. Outside of the VIN is there anything on the chassis that would undeniably identify it as either a 240z or 260z? Thanks in advance
  10. I asked the same question. According to the VIN (HS30-101207) mine may have been manufactured in a period where there is some conjecture about which chassis was used, there are a couple articles floating around that suggest the early 260z chassis may have been used for the last of the 240z badged Z's Or maybe he is suggesting that someone has done something dodgy, I guess when it stripped backed to mental we will find out :-) As much as i would love to go the dipping/blasting route the project should be called "DivorceZ", so until the "noise" subsides I have to be careful of spend :-) So this is the process I will be following:- 1. Air scape the interior sound deadening (Completed) 2. Air scape the under body protection (Completed) 3. Remove residual 'tar' with turps and a scotch brite (90% complete) 4. Paint stripper the entire shell 5. Sandblast to finish (i have a small sandblaster) 6. Epoxy prime 7. Start repairs Yes, long, messy and unnecessary but i am in no hurry - just over the moon to have a project :-)
  11. Just legal enough to drive it to the track :-) Make: Datsun Model: 240z Year: 1973
  12. Hi All I am looking for an inner guard and battery tray donor panel to replace a rusted out/crappily repaired section. I am lead to believe that this section is common across 240z 260z and 280z platforms thanking everyone in advance Regards Gary https://www.instagram.com/kamarchi2/
  13. I have emailed Warren and Tabco Thanks all
  14. Hi All Embarking on a full rotisserie restoration of my 240z and wondering where to purchase quality rust repair panels in Australia? At this stage i need the following:- Left Rear Quarter Lower Front Section (Dog Leg) Right Rear Quarter Lower Front Section (Dog Leg) Rear Panel, Upper Top (Hatch Sill) Regards https://www.instagram.com/kamarchi2/
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