Hello all,

New member from the heart of Dixie. Not a new Z owner, but just getting back into it. Had a 74 260, 78 280,and a 79 ZX. Those are all gone now. I have just acquired a '78 Z , all stock, that is in good shape (very little rust) and will be my money pit for a while. I plan to rebuild the L28 6 cylinder, and the trans completely. I am on several other forums ,as you cannot have enough info and contacts when it comes to this stuff. Look forward to lurking around here and putting in my $.02 occasionally . :classic:

Cool! Welcome from Tuscaloosa! What part of Alabama are you from?

Welcome, I live between Glencoe and Gadsden. Rewstoring #3534 and looking for parts. Did you buy the car that was in the junk yard on highway 411 near Centra?

Wally Dill

Sorry so long for the reply. I'm in Talladega county, actually Munford. I got this car from a guy in Georgia who was about to try to turn it into a ricer wannabe. Traded my bike for it no less. I lost in the dollar department, but I've really enjoyed working on it so far and driving it . I've got a couple of nephews in Tuscaloosa at school.

Hey there and welcome back to the fray. Lots of great info here on the board. If you can't find what you're looking for with the search feature, feel free to ask away. Good luck with your new project.

Sorry so long for the reply. I'm in Talladega county, actually Munford. I got this car from a guy in Georgia who was about to try to turn it into a ricer wannabe. Traded my bike for it no less. I lost in the dollar department, but I've really enjoyed working on it so far and driving it . I've got a couple of nephews in Tuscaloosa at school.

Everyone seems to know someone that's at school in Tuscaloosa.

We might have to get a Z car meet together one of these days around Birmingham.

Sounds good to me. Lots of kids at that school. One nephew graduated, one was in school, but passed away before he could finish, and two more currently enrolled. Roll Tide.

Thanks for the warm welcome, I'll be all over the place, but so far I see a ton of info here.