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240z fuel and brake line insulator sets and steering rack expansion reservoir

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I have been working on a few new items, one is the rubber seal for the antenna to rear quarter panel.

The second item, which is still in the development stage, is the voltage regulator 6 prong connector protective boot, this one is gone 99% of the time. Picture of new boot coming later this week.

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I'm working on a large list for you. A lot of these parts transfer over to the 280. How is your car coming along?

Handbrake handle and pushbutton. These were never available separately and since NOS handbrakes are NLA we are forced to restore the originals. Unfortunately, these parts are destroyed during their removal.

Early 240Z wiper motor cover. Before there was the “bag” Nissan used a plastic cover.

Speedometer cable and hood opener cable grommet. The very early 240Z’s lacked a separate hole in the firewall for the hood opener cable, so Nissan combined it with the speedo cable.

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Handbrake handle and pushbutton. These were never available separately and since NOS handbrakes are NLA we are forced to restore the originals. Unfortunately, these parts are destroyed during their removal.

Early 240Z wiper motor cover. Before there was the “bag” Nissan used a plastic cover.

Speedometer cable and hood opener cable grommet. The very early 240Z’s lacked a separate hole in the firewall for the hood opener cable, so Nissan combined it with the speedo cable.

I have looked at the handbrake and it seems that the rubber is a different type than the urethane I use. I could do the Speedometer cable and hood opener cable grommet, I would just need a sample for correct measurements. I would also need a good sample of the Early 240Z wiper motor cover.

Steve

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I'm working on a large list for you. A lot of these parts transfer over to the 280. How is your car coming along?

Ok let me know when ready to order. Not much work on the car over the summer, making and selling parts takes up all my extra time. I have had over 16000 hits on the website and have filled over 100+ orders all over the world, thanks to all who have ordered parts from me.

Steve

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Thats awesome! Thank you for everything you're doing.

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preview of the voltage regulator 6 prong plug protective boot.

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I am also working on the 240z rear interior strut cap, I should have a sample this week.

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Finished the rear strut cap. Exactly the same as Nissan.

I'm  also working on a few other items.

The headlight wire plug socket boot.

also the plastic pins that hold the fiberboard kick panels on the left and right side.

 

Steve

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Nice tight fit.

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Damn I just ordered a set of these off ebay

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Few things in the works. Plus I have some other items in the works.

Headlight wire end boot. 95% of these I have seen are rock hard and deformed.

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any interest in these? 240z turn signal mounting hardware.

 

I needed a set since mine were rusted out.

I machined the bolt down on my lathe.

cut and bent mounting plate

drilled hole

tinned metal for soldering

soldered bolt to mounting plate

and then they will be zinc plated.

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Steve

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