Fred Sigarto

Me too, just finished watching, enjoyed it.

Great story, Blue ..... LMAO too

She's a real beauty, but you can't stop now, a lot more to save & restore, besides you don't have a Fairlady Z RHD yet.

Got this in an email this morning ..... Red Line now offers its own high performance brake fluid perfect for street or track use. RL-600 (PN 90402) High Performance Brake Fluid is engineered to maintain viscosity, lubricity, and compressibility at extreme temperatures to help safeguard against brake fading and vapor lock in racing, performance and street applications. RL-600 blends with and meets specifications of DOT 3, DOT 4 and DOT 5.1.

I remember some of those old time events. Burton, Cloverleaf, & Lorain County Speedways

Got an email from my brother- in- law . New companion series to the Walking Dead, 2 seasons, set in Los Angeles,starting late Summer http://blogs.amctv.com/the-walking-dead/2015/03/amc-announces-two-season-order-for-the-walking-dead-companion-series/

When I purchased my 1st Z, new in June 72, it had vertical defroster lines

I know someone who could use that hood emblem.

PZ 69, it's referred to as a Nissan Fairlady Z432, Kats, did they make an R model that year? Lately I've got CRS.

Blue, sorry haven't got a clue, was something I read or was told by Stang Motors, 42yrs. ago, when I bought my 1st Z

Old pics in original post, showed original seats, vinyl, yet Diseazd stated recovered seats as his later post pics shows.

Kats Watched your video, your Fairlady Z432 is simply beautiful, I know you must be very proud.

My 72 had AM/Fm and one speaker, it was mono

Wife & I watched it from the beginning too.

When is the construction gonna start for the new garage? you gotta be running out of room, lifts maybe? ,,,,,

Enjoyed them Steve ..... thanks

Mag cover shows an early Z, left-hand drive, antenna on right side rear??????

Try the Z31 Performance.com ...... my son has a 88 "Shiro" Special ... or bunch of groups on Facebook

I have 218 hp. Rebello engine, Nissan Comp 1-5/8" headers, 2, 2-12" to a 3" stainless steel and out the back with a 3" SS Borla, had this since 94. .... it sings!

Great writeup motivealloy!.... thanks, I have to rebuild my fuel pump on the Fairlady this Spring.

Maybe they made another "Big" donation to the SCCA

Misprint, you must mean $24.00

Have this on my Fairlady Z-L

All Nissan parts too. Did the early Zed's up North come with the rubber parts on the front leading edge of the rear bumper? I know mine didn't when I bought my new Z in 72. I did see them when I took leave in Japan at the Nissan Headquarters in Tokyo, late 71. I was told since the parking spots were tight in Japan and cars were smaller, they put the rubber guards on the fender edges to keep the ladies from snagging their dresses as they walked to the rear. Did the Zed's down under, England, Europe, have them. My 10/69 Fairlady Z-L has them.

Also it's a good idea not to grab the choke handle by the knob when pulling it in the choke position, if it's tight. I've broken off a couple in my time, including the posts where it's fastened too, all due to a tight cable. Now after freeing up the cable I usually pull it back by grabbing the handle underneath close to where the setscrew is.