I got it from a place near Tampa, FL, called 'ZDocs,' that supposedly specializes in the restoration of Z cars. But from what I've seen of the wiring, the guy doesn't know much, but how to hack things up. From the number of golf balls I found in the back, it must've been owned by an old golfer.

MGA boot lock on the hatch. Removed all the stainless window things on the front & back windows and shaved the rubber to look nice (smooth, minimal-style.)

the dash area and door panels are painted black, and the headliner and rear panels are all light gray. The rear interior finisher is black.

I shortened the console so the shifter is by itself on the hump, and changed to a newer shifter knob. Taller Eclipse seats are where the stock seats were.

The center console where the radio is has been closed off between the switches and shifter, a few switches for electrical accessories were added, and a couple 12V power jacks were added.

The rear deck was reversed so the front flips up instead, giving access to the tool bins. a new wood deck was made for the rear with a cut-out so a full-size tyre willl fit, and a custom carpet for the rear was made.

A JVC "Arsenal" CD receiver and 6x9s in homemade boxes on 10-foot cords. 4-inch speakers are under the window in the factory positions.

I replaced all the injector connectors, and anything else that uses an injector-type connectors; also the connectors for the temperature sensor, etc. Removed all emissions stuff, and retuned the EFI. The a/c was broken, so the entire system was removed (60 LBs. of stuff) and replaced with power steering from a Mustang V6. The aluminum parts are polished and steel parts are polished & painted.

New springs & dampers to restore stock operation, polyurethane or rubber bushings (per approved methods) were installed in key locations.

ZX 6-spoke wheels with slightly wider tyres. Cut the faces from the ZX hub caps and re-attached with GOOP.