Mike

A high resolution wiring diagram for the 280z.

This is a full version of our copyrighted Zcar Microfiche CDROM.  These files were originally distributed on a physical CD, but due to updated technology we are now providing it as a download.  This download is a fundraiser for our club. 
This download is provided exclusively to members and the files are the real-deal.  You'll receive access for all 14 files for use on a single computer or mobile device.  This document is a fund-raiser for our club.
Note:  This is a free download for subscribing members.  Details can be found here.
S30 - 240z, 260z, 280z Microfiche CDROM
(c)Copyright - Mike Gholson, Internet 240z Club
Filename        Description
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S30_1a            Introduction
S30_1b            Part Names
S30_1c            Part Numbers
S30_2a            Engine L24 & L26
S30_3a            Engine L28E
S30_4a            Electrical
S30_5a            Powertrain
S30_5b            Axle
S30_5c            Brake
S30_6a            Steering
S30_6b            Body L24
S30_7a            Body L26 & L28E
S30_8a            Body L26 & L28E 2+2
S30_8b            Miscellaneous

This is a wiring diagram for the 240z. It's a high resolution download, around 1.58MB and great for zooming into small areas.

Tech tip on how to build your own spindle pin removal tool

The warranty and service booklet included with the early series Z car.

Installation instructions for a 12v Electronic Ignition distributor swap

1988 300zx Factory Service Manual

1986 300zx Factory Service Manual

1985 300zx Factory Service Manual

1987 300zx Factory Service Manual

1984 300zx Factory Service Manual

1972 240z Owners Manual

Here's a scan of the original sales brochure, marketing letter, and order form for the Franklin Mint Z.  I found this among my documents and wanted to share with the club.

The Mikuni carb manual for the 40 PHH and 44 PHH series.

Instruction - Fitting a 4-pin HEI module to 280Z 1977 RevD.pdf

A graphic we used on our front page many years.  

This is a simple logo with a yellow URL in the middle.  This is a simple logo for many different uses.

This image was used on our front page for a few years as a promotional piece.  

This is our classic logo used for quite a long time.  The graphic is intended for use on dark backgrounds and it has light colored fonts.

This file is our original design when we were the Internet 240z Club.  Of course, we have changed to the Classic Zcar Club since then, and should reflect our new URL.  This file may need to be updated.

This is a design put together as a possible redesign of our logo.

This was a new design idea put together by one of our designers.  However, the logo may not be appropriate for all audiences, so we decided against making it a permanent change to our main logo.

Since the logo redesign was done in red, it may be considered controversial (WWII).  So, I decided to change the color to black.  This was a simple idea, but, never really took off either.  We have a few design ideas to use this on a T-shirt.

Here are few apparel ideas put together by our designer.  Again, this is using the possibly controversial logo so we never really pursued the idea.

This is our main logo in EPS format.  It has no words or identifying marks for the website.  However, this can be used as a base for many different product designs.