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Yet another Z fanatic makes progress on his car! Here's some information about his project.
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New to the site. Just bought a 1977 280z. Its my second Z, but first S30 and I am ecstatic to get started. It seems pretty common place to introduce new projects here so I figured I would drop a note.
Current Prognosis: Chassis is in good shape and car both starts and runs pretty well for its age, but definitely needs some dialing in. Going to keep it mostly original and focus on restoring its performance to 1977 spec.
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Hi,
In Japan,a very interesting book was issued for all the S30 fans recently.
Mr.Uemura was an engineer of Nissan ,he did great job especially chassis and components layout , not only that, he also was a chief of the test crew of 240Z in the US and Canada Oct -Dec 1969.
So many new facts we see in the book!! I have to tell you soon.
Kats
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