KSRosser
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It was 1991 and I didn't have much money, but there was an ad in the Sacramento paper for a 1976 280Z for $900. Seemed affordable. It had been from Nevada and well sand blasted, the alternator didn't work, and it needed fluids. I drove it home, 120 miles on the battery. The previous owner had engine work done and two months later I swapped the motor with a used engine. That car got me through college and was a daily driver for years until I allowed the head to crack, totally my fault. Sat for another few years as a yard ornament till my daughter needed a car in high school. Seemed like a fun father daughter project. Rebuilt motor, new interior, bushings, suspension, tires, stereo, etc. That became her high school car for a couple years. She went to college and I got my car back to being a daily driver. Good times! Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club mobile
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Something to consider. When I rebuilt my seats I installed heaters. My Z is a daily driver and winter time is that much more comfortable. Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club mobile
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Topped off fluids, my daughter is taking the z for a road cruise. Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club mobile
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I'm considering getting a dipole antenna and hiding it inside the spoiler so I can lose the powered antenna hole (cleaner look). Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club mobile
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Replaced all fuel hose with new and used stainless steel clamps. The diameter of the new hose was too small for the old clamps and all of them had to be replaced. It was also a good time to replace the fuel pressure regulators and filter. Sent from my iPad using Classic Zcar Club mobile
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I had a similar problem once. Every time I closed my door the engine would stall. I traced it back to a loose solder from the distributor on the board. Have you checked every input for a read? Sent from my iPad using Classic Zcar Club mobile
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The whole for the tweeter was already there in the frame, the 6.75" woofer had to be cut into the sidewall. Sent from my iPad using Classic Zcar Club mobile
