As i know cars had given names from factory's by certain dates... like Julio or so

How can i find the name of my 73' Z ?

Somebody knows? I saw once a list somewhere... but i forgot where.

Your Post has been read 92 times - - and still no one can answer. I don't have a clue related to what you are asking? Can you phrase the question in another manor, or give some more specific examples?

FWIW,

Carl B.

Carl;

When I read this, my thoughts were that he was referring to either it's "code" name or it's "project" name when in the design/ prototype stages.

He may be referring to the story that the Z was named for it's "project" name because Fairlady wasn't acceptable to the US market, or the story of where it was named Z because it's the last letter in the alphabet, another variation being that Z is the last letter of the Japanese alphabet... which is ludicrous since they use symbols and not roman letters.

Maybe this will help

E

....Ralph.

Ralph ?

Uhm carl i mean just persons names.. i somewhere saw a list of dates from early till late z's. They where named by girl of boys names by period or something. It was something like that.

Bart, are you thinking of this thread?

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26191&highlight=male+female

I think I remember seeing the thread that Bart is referring to; unfortunately, that's not it, Ron.

It's not that thread Geezer.. but we'r coming close.

Ralph ?

Uhm carl i mean just persons names.. i somewhere saw a list of dates from early till late z's. They where named by girl of boys names by period or something. It was something like that.

just kidding.

did you make it up?

Carl;

When I read this, my thoughts were that he was referring to either it's "code" name or it's "project" name when in the design/ prototype stages.

He may be referring to the story that the Z was named for it's "project" name because Fairlady wasn't acceptable to the US market, or the story of where it was named Z because it's the last letter in the alphabet, another variation being that Z is the last letter of the Japanese alphabet... which is ludicrous since they use symbols and not roman letters.

Maybe this will help

E

Dosen't Z stands for Zero ??

Chris