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Zvoiture

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  1. >>>>>my DATSUN 260 Z. You're getting warm... steve77
  2. QUICK! Name these models. Subtract 20 points for consulting the VB catalogue and subtract 30 points for checking with ZHOME. Just driving down the road, minding my own business and saw these crumpled heaps of gorgeous Z metal in a vacant lot. Pulled in and snooped around and whipped out my trusty Makita and lifted some tags. I will give them a decent burial. steve77
  3. Buy yourself a can of Acetone, a tube of plastic epoxy and a can of Krylon Vinyl Refinishing Spray (in black, I assume). Then take out and strip your console, empty all those roaches out of the ash tray, wipe it down with the acetone, epoxy all the cracks (and build them up real big on the backside), and spray the whole thing with one coat (YES! One coat!) of the vinyl paint. You won't effen believe the results. Then put something improtant on your christmas list, like a GPS or a subscription to GRM or new bushings or Driving School tuition. steve77
  4. Zvoiture replied to dero's topic in Open Discussions
    >>>>>v-twin Craftsman air compressor, wait V-twin STOP! you're killing me!
  5. In case there are prospective attendees who have somehow escaped all four of our respective mailing lists, Central Coast Z Car Club is hosting a luncheon in Pismo Beach for not only our club, but GROUPZ, San Diego Z Club, and Central Valley Z Car Club. Come enjoy incredible views of the ocean, great food and die-hard Datsun people. Saturday, Dec. 7, 2002 12 NOON til---?? 910 Tulare Street, Pismo Beach steve77
  6. Zvoiture posted a topic in Funnybone
    Really simple, totally addicting game for those of us who grew up with Defender/PacMan/'Pede and/or are not very good with video games that require more than one button! Free version of Snood steve(snoodpiper)77
  7. Zvoiture replied to dero's topic in Open Discussions
    Toomany, welcome to one of the--if not THE--biggest double standard in the World. I can't figure out if it's because they are american (made), or if it's a motorcycle cop thing, or if it is just because SO MANY cops are into Harleys in their personal lives. It makes me sick. It is unbelievable how disgustingly loud some of those things are. Oftimes it can be physically unsettling. steve77
  8. HS-30, Normally I would not contradict your excellent input, but I believe it is technically Pigsknuckle, Arkansas. steve77
  9. ....As long as the temperature--or lack of it--doesn't affect the MAIL!!!!!! Stop taking pictures and get back in that truck and DRIVE!!! steve77
  10. Yeah, that Taurus reference is probably not fair...I think it's more like: S-type=Taurus, X-type=Lincoln LS. Of the four, I have test-driven three and rented one and can affirm they are all cheesey, plastic-coated in burlwood, fit and finish nightmares, loud, squeek-and-rattletraps. Jaguar should be embarrased to put their marque on these (especially the s-type). The grand old cat has perhaps gone up a bit in reliability and ease-of-service, but these are built like American cars now. Yuck. As an aside, is the Lincoln LS available as itself or something else in other parts of the world? The real question: Is it offered with the V-8 mated to the 5 speed? Over here you can only get the 'sport version' with the v-6 and the v-8 comes with an auto. steve77
  11. What a horrible thing to do to a Taurus... steve77
  12. Very nice... steve77
  13. >>>>Sell the family car and buy TWO toy cars. Ahhh...that settles it then! What a great idea! What could I get for 30K? Let's see: A bad 914 and a good 3.0 911 motor and transaxle and a set of wheels and tires and have 10 or so left over for suspension and interior... Or a abused 944 and spend 5 on the engine and 5 on the suspension and have 10 left over for ??? Or a cherry 911 and have 5 left over for speed parts... Or 5 old Miatas... Or 15 Z's and have 10 left over for new parts and the lot to store them all on... But what would my wife drive? BTW, Enrique, THAT set a new world's record as your shortest response. Ever. steve77
  14. >>>>The milk was MINE!! DOHHHH! Milk is not good for you. Human is the ONLY species that consumes milk after weaning. It is practically indigestable in the adult human body. Just don't tell that to the Dairy Ad Council or the Dairy Lobby....Remember: Milk Does a Body Good! steve(don't get me started)77
  15. I don't have them...sorry. Check the back issues of SPORTZ steve77
  16. 10 mil plumbers tape and undercoating top and bottom. And don't drive in the rain or allow people with cartons of milk near your car. There's a reason there aren't cup-holders in a Z. steve77
  17. Hey, guys! I'm not talking about giving up the Z and buying a Sebring, or Cavalier or minivan! I already have a fambly car (LS400). I'm talking about a toy car...my plaything! And I'm not really talking about going front-wheel drive, either (although there are a couple Mitsubishi products that might do...). I'm sometimes tempted to pick up an old 318 or 25 or 944 or Celica even--HORRORS--a Miata. I have toyed with the idea of a 914, but perhaps that wouyld be proof of a far greater sickness in me than can be handled here. Then it passes. Seriously thinking aobut selling my car so I can justify starting another Z project. How do you sell a Z, though? What if some total jerk wants it? steve77
  18. Just remember: The bigger block of metal you use, the more heat it will retain. I know they're ugly and really a pain to work with, but the existing thin wall tubing and hoses shed pretty damn well. Now, if you could make a rail out of a piece of reinforced nylon or something. Any plastic experts around here? We need something that is of course solvent-resistant but can withstand 300F and take a tap well. steve77
  19. Lots of places...there is even a site somwhere that details making your own. I think GRM or SPORTZ recently did a pictoral on making your own. Pretty simple, just drill out the billet and tap both ends and plug one (or return) and then drill, tap and fit nipples along at the proper intervals. That car looks really familiar. steve77
  20. Was walking downtown and saw an old BMW R 90/6 parked at the curb. It is, of course an opposed moter and had a carb on each side (fed from the crankcase???) that said Bing. They looked like simple, clean little units. They looked so simple, they could almost pass for throttle bodies. Anyone give me more info on these? Of course, it is impossible for me to see something like this and not imagine them in a row of 6...... steve77
  21. I would whore myself for Z money. steve77
  22. >>>>>By the way I use to hunt rabbits and quail in your neck of the brush.<<<< Not any more! Now all you hunt here is Volvos and Suburbans! steve
  23. Fills in alot of the blanks pre-Bluebird. Seems pretty well rounded. Some of you will know better than me...(There is no direct connection made between Geortz and the Z, though!). Japanese Automotive History steve77
  24. Every month, when GRM comes, I get this strange feeling after reading it. The feeling lies somewhere between comfort and greed...somewhere between being a stylish original and being a faceless contender. It's the urge to move from the Z into something with better support. Do you know what I mean? All those ads...all those products...all that technology...simple bolt-ons...major plug-and-play modifications, out of the box. CARB-registered street-modified parts. Sometimes I get the urge to buy a little 3-series or maybe even a 944 someone hasn't taken very good care of.... Then I see a picture of a Z and it passes. Besides, Datsun people are the coolest! steve77
  25. Zvoiture replied to kmack's topic in Funnybone
    Spun my gar in my garage???? are you nuts?!?!?! Dude, you need a life! BTW...I am building a sushi bar in downtown SLO and I am trying to get the owners to name it Katayama. "Just because it sounds cool." (haven't told them why...) steve77

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