Mike
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No problem. I edited the topic and updated the link to the file download in your first message. I also added a link to this thread from the download details. Thanks for supporting the file and keeping it updated! -
Updated the file to version M. @wal280z is now the file owner so he can update the next time without needing to wait for me. ?
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I just updated the file here to version M. -
Found this picture of a street drag race from 1970. Looks like it was at the University of Washington (Seattle). Posted by Tom Doohan on Facebook.
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Also try Cragislist... I'm sure the California area is booming for these..
@siteunseen, now that you know who the owner is (see previous posts), you can ask for a scan of this poster for your wall.
Welcome to the club and thanks for posting your story! We would love to see how your progress is moving along, with photos of course. ?
Snagged the photos... This car looks like it's a good start for a restoration, but, will need some work for sure...
Whoa! I better do some digging...
Snagged the photos... Nice car, but, I would say that car is priced about right due to the modifications. He might get more money with stock bumpers, hood emblem, steering wheel, and seats. The paint on the rear tail-lights are also painted and I would replace them with stock, including the chrome trim.
I found a lot of mixed reviews for deburring chamfer tools in general. It seems they work fine when used correctly but the price for the brand above is quite high ($90/usd). There are other less expensive alternatives which may include Chinese knock-offs... but, if these tools have a limited lifetime the other brands may be a better alternative. Here's what I found on this tool: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=deburring+chamfer+tool
I saw a video for a deburring tool that looks interesting. Any of you tried one of these? (by the way, they are not a sponsor or affiliate but I think they should be if the tool is good!)
First of all, congrats on the new place and a dedicated space for the Z. My advice is to get rid of anything you haven't used over the last 2-3 years (or needed to finish the Z). Don't sell it, this will just take time and effort. Give it away. Once you have done this, you can focus on the Z and you'll have space to do it. All that *stuff* isn't necessary, believe me.
Just found this, movie is called "Pirates of Silicon Valley"
I guess you could always stay a little old fashioned with one of these: I'm going with a banana phone:
Very cool! Happy 2019!!
Nice looking Z, how many miles and how much you asking for it?
? Hey welcome back to the site!! Glad to see you participating again. -- Mike
Merry Christmas, Jai!! ?
Merry Christmas guys! Have a great week!! Mike
It may look a little strange in a frame due to the camera angle. I wonder if this image is available anywhere else..
Yes, here it is..
Nabbed some of the photos for reference purposes...
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