Mike

Wow, that dash has got some issues! I guess the answer depends on your budget and focus. You could always find another one and go that route, or you can send it to a restoration shop like Just Dashes. However, with the screws and missing foam, you are probably better off finding a better dash to use as a base.

You can also buy Datsun Z blank keys on Ebay.

This is a nice car and you can see it's well taken care of. I wonder if the dad was a member of this club.

Nope, I still have it. ;)

Holy crap, literally... That will take a week to wash... but at least give it a scrub before it goes to the crusher.

Well, for a watch in that price range it better be good.. ;)

There's no security problem and a chat bot has not taken over the site. lol Our SSL certificate expired the other day and was renewed within an hour. Basically, cert services can no longer offer automatic certificate renewals and must be manually renewed by yours truly. Our website runs all pages through secure (HTTPS) so none of your data can be viewed by a man in the middle. It takes manual intervention to keep a site like this online. :)

Did any of you end up buying one of these watches? Just curious to know if the quality is worth the price.

Lol.. that's a good one

Stumbled upon this one while browsing Craigslist today. https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/d/tacoma-very-rare-1980-datsun-280zx-10th/7882710391.html

Oh wow, that's an interesting way to do it. I always used the air tool to synchronize the carbs. But this gives an extra visualization into the fuel used as well.

Hi all, wanted to let everyone know that our events calendar is now back online. It took me some serious debugging and problem solving, but it's back online! Thanks for your patience as I weeded through the code. You can find it on the top menu. Mike

It's a bit spotty... You may have to try it after a page refresh. I need to run some upgrades soon and I'll let you know if it's more reliable ...