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Yeah, I hope Mike's ok...

Sounds like a bargain. I was just shopping on ebay and craigslist. I don't think that sounds out of line. The unrusted part is a huge value!

Well done Jim!!!! Looks like a good time...

I was under the impression the layout was pretty similar

the 75 280z tank is very similar unless your a purist...

Correct!

For a restomod, I really like the body work

66 Tbird convertible. Pretty much gone... I will try to post up a picture of the mutts soon

There is a lady that makes lots of decals for rc modelers. she advertises on some of the websites. If they are not available she can make them. If you decide to go that route let me know and I will try to get some contact info for you...

Jim is right there is not lip on the 280z gas filler area. you could add a little bracket with screws to catch the lock...

Actually if I'm reading their price list correctly the air dam is $800. As for doing it yourself. It's really pretty easy. If you can do paper mache then you could splice an FRP airdam with a little patience

They look like 20 ton rated. I would call them railroad jacks but they would be used by me for house leveling. Really strong and really safe and simple...

Do you want a keyed lock in the gas door or a hand twist lock?

Looks spotless inside!

I have thought about doing the same thing at some point

Looks good. I also like those threaded jacks you're using for jack stands, very strong!

I think I'm good. I don't own any 280Z stuff, just trying to be helpful

That's a nice looking car...

That's funny! Whatever it takes...

No rust is good! All else is relatively painless in comparison...

Our new dog, Brindle Great Dane, should be 140-150#'s full growth. He has sort of adopted my middle daughter..."Tiger"...7 weeks old 10#'s Guy, That is the COOLEST thing I've seen all year!!!!

Thanks Jim, I would have liked to have made it to Branson or Toronto Miss seeing you too. Hope work isn't too crazy... C

My only concern is, that might not help My concern would be knowing how and where to weld it. I have the welder but without a cap to test it, I might be flying blind. The powder coat looks good though...

What do you want?

You're getting close!