I love your 510. It makes me miss my 510s. They were never as nice as yours but still buckets of fun.

This was 2 weeks ago. 4 Zs in a 3 car garage. My brother's beautiful and fast white Z has since been sold to a good home. It will only see track days. I am swapping a 5 speed into the orange automatic street car, and then working on the green car. The green car is kind of a kit car now that I have everything to finish it. Just add motivation and stir in some extra room to work now! Anyone in Nor-Cal want a free automatic tranny?

Edited February 1, 200917 yr by Steve Parmley
I like 510s

One hell of a Z collection Steve!!!

I have been meaning to post my mess/disaster area...

Just this, and this, and this, oh and a BMW R1100RT-SE to commute with!

Nota280..... Is that an RB25 or 26 on that stand???? Going to be a beast!!!

Nota280..... Is that an RB25 or 26 on that stand???? Going to be a beast!!!

RB30 with a RB26 head. Last month I was finally able start assembling it. This has been in the works for a long time now.

Whaaaa!?!

What vehicle did the RB30 come from???!!!

Whaaaa!?!

What vehicle did the RB30 come from???!!!

Australian Holdens. Some older Nissan Skylines exported to New Zealand and Australian markets. Very common SOHC motor down there.

Eric,

What part of town are you in?

NOTA 280-You better order some of Todd's(Wolfcreek) CV drive shafts......You're gonna need them! Guy

Here is my garage which I am in the process of insulating, running electical, and plastering to complete my "man cave". Eventually I want to get a Modine Hot Dawg gas heater. Anyone know of a good used one for sale? My daughters not too happy that I moved all her sports equipment out to the shed.

Edited February 17, 200917 yr by mgmoreau

Australian Holdens. Some older Nissan Skylines exported to New Zealand and Australian markets. Very common SOHC motor down there.

The Aussie spec R31 Skylines were made here in Australia, not imported. Not all Japanese cars come from Japan Nissan have had a manufacturing/assembly plant here since the late 60's. The first "Aussie Nissan" was the Datsun 1600 (P510), which was assembled in the same factory that assembled VW Beetles.

History lesson over. This is what's in my garage at the moment. 1969 Datsun Super Six. These were imported. It was given to me free, along with a parts car that you can just see behind the red one.