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HISTORY: John Morton Inducted into The Motorsports Hall of Fame
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HISTORY: John Morton Inducted into The Motorsports Hall of Fame
Oh wow! Congrats John!!!!
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EVENTS: Type-S Night Lights with Sung Kang and Larry Chen April 9
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New license plate lamp assembly
Yeah we really can't tell what's going on. Can you remove it and take pictures as well as more pics of it installed with good lighting? It should be a simple removal.
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User Group Policy Update
Hi everyone, We’ve introduced an updated user group hierarchy here at The Classic Zcar Club. This change helps us: Keep the forum safe from spam and scams Protect our technical downloads and resources Recognize the members who actively contribute to the community Below is a quick breakdown of how the new system works. 👀 GuestVisitors who are browsing the forum without creating an account. Permissions • Read-only access to public areas • Cannot post, message, or download files These are typically casual visitors, search engine traffic, or the occasional internet bot wandering through the garage. 🆕 New MemberMembers who have recently joined and completed email verification. New Members can participate in the forum normally, but a few temporary limits are in place until they reach 10 posts in public forums. Temporary Restrictions • Private messaging disabled • Downloads limited to 1 per day • Minor account limits in certain areas These safeguards help us prevent private message scams, spam accounts, and automated downloading of community resources. Once a member reaches 10 posts, they automatically move up to the next level. 🧰 Community MemberMembers who have made 10 or more posts and are actively participating in the club. At this stage, all normal forum features are unlocked, including: • Private messaging • Full download access • Normal forum participation across the site This level represents members who are actively engaging with the Classic Z community. ⭐ Supporting MemberSupporting Members are Community Members who have chosen to support the club through a subscription. These members help keep the forum running and receive: • Highlighted username recognition • Access to potential extra perks and benefits • The appreciation of the entire community for supporting the site You can learn more in the Subscriptions section of the forum. 🙏 Thank YouThe Classic Zcar Club has always been about sharing knowledge, helping each other, and keeping these amazing cars on the road. Thank you to everyone who contributes, supports the club, and keeps the community thriving. Spring driving season is almost here… time to get those Z’s out of the garage. See you on the forums! — Mike 🚗
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Mike started following User Group Policy Update
- New 280z Owner
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Mike started following The OG 240Z - Reanimation Project , New 280z Owner , Another conundrum -- Rear License Plate Light housing and 2 others
- Another conundrum -- Rear License Plate Light housing
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I will own my First Z soon
Take a guess... 5 letter word that starts with C and ends with A.
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Happy New Year 2026
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Who's been MIA?
This club has been a fun ride over the past few decades. We started around 1996 so this means we will be 30 years old this coming year.
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Who's been MIA?
Ah yeah, I remember @EScanlon (he passed years ago). He wrote our club guidelines and was a huge Z / Roadster fanatic. Also is @beandip still hanging around somewhere? And let's not forget the infamous @Carl Beck and @HS30-H . And our resident Japanese celebrity @kats who was nice enough to let me drive one of his Z's around Kyoto. ;) It's nice to see this post, thanks for bringing back the old memories! Mike
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Merry Christmas 2025
Wishing you and yours the best Christmas ever! A Classic Z Christmas Rhyme ’Twas Christmas with the Classic Z Car Club, Snow dusted chrome with a soft silver rub. In garages warm, where legends still thrive, Sleek Datsun 240Zs waited—ready to drive. Stockings were stuffed with parts wrapped just right, Carbs polished bright in the glow of the light. Headers and gaskets, bushings galore, A new set of coils by the workshop door. Under the tree sat a manifold gleam, Suspension bits like a tuner’s sweet dream. Fresh rubber tires, bearings snug and true, Each gift a promise of roads yet to do. Keys jingled happy, engines turned over, Straight-sixes sang as the night grew colder. Joyous rides followed, crisp air and cheer, Tail lights like stars disappearing rear. So here’s to the season, the parts, and the drive, To friendships that keep the Z spirit alive. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good ride— From the Classic Z family, with pride side by side.
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The OG 240Z - Reanimation Project
Yes, I can but please use the "report post" feature. I don't have the time to spend scrubbing through each thread to find bots.
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
Guys, don't hijack this thread. Stay on topic.
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240Z Steering rack grease reservoir
Awesome idea, thanks for doing the design and putting this together for the community! Something I really like about the internet is the way people can manufacture this kind of product. Well done.