Mike

And if any of you guys are attending shows, it would be awesome to create blog or forum entries of your experiences, along with photos of course.

Hi lefox, We would love to help you out! However, this club has mostly Datsun/Nissan related information. My suggestion is to check out a TA related forum where they can help you with specifics on your car. We could make attempts at helping you out, but, my fear is we would lead you in the wrong direction. Unless, of course, we have a TA owner here on the site who can speak up. I did a search and found a few TA related forums that might be able to help you out. Trans Am Country - http://transamcountry.com/ Firebird Nation - http://www.firebirdnation.com/forums/ Hitmans Trans Am - http://www.78ta.com/HTAF/ Good luck!! Mike

Can you guys post some of these photos in the gallery? Bryan says he will give all of you big hugs for helping out.

Hi all, Just wanted to let you know that we have a great photo gallery set up just for events. If you have been a member for a long time, you've probably seen quite a change in our system over the years. However, this latest website change is probably one of our best moves yet. The gallery allows you to create your own categories and albums. Here are some of our flexible gallery upload options: Your Private Gallery - Create your own albums for your events all within your own private gallery Public Categories - Create your own categories underneath our public event gallery You can open the gallery at any time by selecting the menu item to the left (or you can click here). If you have any questions about how to use the gallery, please feel free to send me a PM (just click on my name and send a message). I'll be happy to walk you through the steps. You can also check out our gallery help file located here. Have fun and be safe!!

Hi all, just wanted to let you know that I created a special forum just for chit-chat about events and conventions. These posts were in our general chit-chat forum in the past, but, these posts were hard to find. Hopefully by adding this forum, our members will have an easier time finding and socializing at these events. Don't forget to post pictures in our gallery, because there are too many events around the world and some of us cannot attend them all! You can find the forum inside our SOCIAL area, and I've posted this message into the new forum as well. You can also click here to open it now. Have a great time and be sure to stay cool... Mike

Hi all, doesn't look like I'll be able to make it this year. Can some of you upload photos to our gallery? I've created a category for the images, or you can simply upload them to your own album. http://www.classiczcars.com/gallery/category/2264-zcon-2015/ Have a great time and drink lots of water, I heard it's going to be a hot week. Mike

John Beck tells a very familiar story about his first Z in 1971, selling it for a (cough) Volvo, and then finding another classic Z with John Coffee in 1999. A fun short video about why we do this kind of thing. Enjoy. https://vimeo.com/101361546

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Yea, I noticed that and fixed the post. You should've had edit capability, let me check to see if it's turned on. m

You up for the job?

Hi guys, Would any of you be interested in helping out around the club? At this time I could use some help in our events area. I need someone to cruise around the web and find events that can be added to our calendar. We could also use some additional photo coverage in our gallery. Let me know if you're interested and we can exchange numbers so I can take you through the process. Thanks! Mike

I think it has more to do with the fact the interior of these cars are so quiet. They want to enhance the experience by bringing the outside noise back into the cabin. Some manufacturers are using this technology to create active noise cancelation.... Pretty cool but I wonder if this feature can be disabled at will... Here's a good article about it in Car & Driver. The LFA is pretty sweet considering they tuned the engine noise... wow. http://www.caranddriver.com/features/faking-it-engine-sound-enhancement-explained-tech-dept