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250 gto

250 gto

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painted and front end coloured to hide when the front bodykit is fitted

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FRENCH 1972 240Z

Well @Gav240z was here back in January. If you send him a PM, he might get an email notification.

SteveJ

May 8May 8
FRENCH 1972 240Z

Very,very late response but who knows Gav240z is still around ?
My 240Z is a 1972 french model , I bought it in 1990 and totally refurbished it ( from bare metal body shell) The original dashboard was perfect ,no cracks. It start developing cracks in 1995/6 . At that time I was working in the Middle East (Bahrain) and ordered in 1997 a new dashboard (was available ) through the local NISSAN importer. The one you see on the picture is that one fitted ion the car in 1998. Picture is dated 2001. Today in 2025 it is still perfect with no cracks. I have kept the original one and look from time to time to the different way of repairing cracks but until now none of them convince me.

dmc12

May 8May 8
Warm Summer Valley

Probably no different than using Photoshop on a regular image.. that's why it's so important to see a car in person before you buy it. ;)

Mike

March 10Mar 10
Warm Summer Valley

Won't this make selling cars a lot more difficult, misrepresentation and all that jazz? @URGELIS could retire a rich man.

siteunseen

March 10Mar 10
IMG_0101.jpeg

Nice toys!
I really like the color on your Z.

siteunseen

March 6Mar 6

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