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1 pointHello everyone. I'm new to this group. This is because I just purchased a VERY Unique 1976 280Z. The thing that makes it unique is that it only has 350 miles. I purchased it from the original owner. it is in Fantastic condition. Now I have to decide what to do with this amazing find. It has been in clean storage since 1976. The car still has the original PA Inspection sticker, which expired in October of 1976. I'm looking for advice on how to properly restore and honor this car.
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Took her out for a quick photoshoot. Car is running very nice. Still waiting for a dash so the interior is incomplete, but otherwise she is just about finished.
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1 pointAll of the other car clubs I belong to have said "same place same time - next year"1 point
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1 pointI was - I cancelled my suite last night at the host hotel - had a reservation prior to this Covid crap. Anyone looking to get some last minute reservations should fare well. Good luck to all those who attend and stay safe. And take lots of pictures, dammit!1 point -
1 pointWell, I finally started working on my "New" 280Z (350 Miles). I plan to have it finished and take it to ZCON in September. Larry from AMMO NYC came down last week and did a full Paint Preservation/Restoration, making the car look all the more unbelievable. I'll start adding some detail photos when I can, but here ar e a few.
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1 pointI finally got the floor painted in my new barn (had to wait 30 days). I got the 280Z up on the lift for the first time.
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1 pointIt will still have the usual problems of surface rust in the engine bores and corrosion in the hydraulic system. Both are open to the atmosphere through open valves and vents. Don't try to start it without getting it ready to start, and even if the brakes and clutch work they'll probably fail quickly. Good luck, nice find. You could probably flip it to a museum or collector and use the money to buy a drive-ready car.1 point
