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I have also heard "Nice Mazda". And "no you're car is not a 280z that is a 240z the 280's look way different".

That's the thing, I don't have the original paperwork from 8 years ago. no idea what his name is. Can I look up my Z's past owners at the DMV or something?

Do you have the address he lived at when you bought the car or his phone number back then. You can get his name from that stuff. DMV's are hard to get that information from does Washington have some type of open public records act? That would make it really easy to get the info.

I was once asked at a gas station why I had changed my 280ZX from right hand drive to left hand drive because all of the old Japanese cars were imported and had right hand drive originally. :confused:

When I had my car , a 72, I was at a car show and a guy asked me why I installed a NISSAN engine in my Corvette

When I had my car , a 72, I was at a car show and a guy asked me why I installed a NISSAN engine in my Corvette

You should have told him, "That's not a Corvette! That's an RX-7!" ROFL

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My forward sun sheild says in BIG letters, "1978 DATSUN 280Z"

Most people will come by and say, "what year is this car?" :ermm:

I had a kid ask me if my 280ZX was a Porsche. Also a former girlfriend thought my 350Z was a Porsche (needless to say, she was blonde :stupid:).

I had a kid ask me if my 280ZX was a Porsche. Also a former girlfriend thought my 350Z was a Porsche (needless to say, she was blonde :stupid:).

Hey!!! I a blond. What do you mean to say? :mad:

I parked at Starbucks yesterday in the Fairlady, and someone sitting at an outside started talking with me.

Stranger: "Beautiful car man!! Is that a Z?!"

Me: "Thanks! Yes it is..."

Stranger: "Are you the original owner!?!?!?!?!?"

Me: (blank stare) ".... no...?"

...

I am 24.

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