Everything posted by Patcon
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71 240z - Worth 4K
I couldn't see the VIN either. The floors look rough! The unseen stuff would worry me more....
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Stub axle and axle flange finish
I have seen stub axles and axle flanges in a couple of finishes recently. MSA has them for sale refurbished in yellow zinc. Should they be yellow zinc of semi gloss black?
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71 240z - Worth 4K
It's an early car. No floor storage and no quarter panel vent holes...
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Am I getting old...
I was gonna tell you that was a significant amount of damage but I didn't want to be a downer. Sounds like it will work out ok since you're in the truck so cheap!
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[SOLD] WTB Stock Series 1 240Z
That is unfortunate!!! Maybe it was not what the forum had to offer you in the way of links or network but what you had to offer the forum...
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[SOLD] WTB Stock Series 1 240Z
...with a beautiful wife...
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[SOLD] WTB Stock Series 1 240Z
It's your thread, we can take it any where you want. Can't high jack your own thread! you will find that almost all of the regulars here are good people and very observant of the details!!!
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differential half shaft seal. does it require special tools?
It is probably in the center of the side yoke. Covered in goo
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[SOLD] WTB Stock Series 1 240Z
Even the thicker skinned get riled if you stick them hard enough...
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Rear wheel bearing install issue
I am not referring to the washer under the axle nut that is labeled in red. I am talking about the white space near the end of the splines and the light blue bearing. It looks like a washer draw in section
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N27 needle equivalent?
I have dealt with Z therapy more than once and their service and products are outstanding!!!!! Maybe it's operator error?
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Rear wheel bearing install issue
When I look at this picture from Blue, there seems to be a washer under the inner hub piece against the inner bearing(shown as white piece on left of lt. blue part). Is that in place? If you left it out it's gonna be too short.
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Rear wheel bearing install issue
So roughly 52mm
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Spark Plug, Compression, Gearing, and Power Feedback
I had boss that had a brand new 560SEL in about 1988. It was a nice car to drive. That car would move if you got on it but you could almost here the fuel tank draining at the same time
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San Diego (?) 240Z
Can't imagine that's legit!
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My two swiss S30Z Fairlady Restoration build thread
The tension rod bushings are still available from Nissan. I bought them from Courtesy Nissan recently. They had modern manufacturing dates
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Gas evaporating from Carburator
Yes it can be. Some people add an electric fuel pump to use as a priming pump
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1972 Float Adjustment ...
Not very often...
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1971 HLS30-14938 "Lily" build
Nobody's got any spares?
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1972 Float Adjustment ...
Why?
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240zrubberparts project car
The door will dry even with plastic in place. The door isn't air tight even with the window up. When the window is down there is even more ventilation. If you expose the door panels to moisture they will warp, mold and generally do bad things. I have multiple sets that exhibit this type of damage.
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1971 HLS30-14938 "Lily" build
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1971 HLS30-14938 "Lily" build
I need some help I need a few of these brake line holders. I have the locking pieces but don't have enough brake line holders. I would prefer they are not badly beat up. If they have some rust it's not a problem. I will re-plate them here Also I two different styles of mustache bar washers. Which is correct for a 240z? The upper ones with the crenelated rubbers on the bolts are the ones I suspect are correct. If so what are the other ones for? I also need 2 of these. I dug through my whole shop and I can't find these. I am sure I have 3 pairs here but I can't locate them. I need the 2 little pieces that bolt to the bottom of the bar that crosses behind the differential. They hold the rear side of the rear swing arms in place If you have any of these let me know or PM me and we can work out shipping and cost arrangements...
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Anybody installed a rear hatch wiper?
Did you ever do anything with this? I was on a major clean up in the shop today and think I finally found the rear wiper motor...
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