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The spacers in between the carbs and the manifold are a lot thinner than my '72. Would that have an effect on the length of the rod with the plastic marbles? Do the new spacers have the holes for water?

Hard to tell but heres mine. there's a screw missing on the front carb stop on your first pic.

I put my linkage back on wrong one time. Revved way too high right away. Check the stops on both sides, in the linkage between the carbs. Those flat things.

Mark's the Man. I always forget the simple answers.

Yes! It's very nice...

Read @ajmcforester post below for some good info.

I agree with two things above 100%. S30 is easier to work on but you'll need more than half of a garage. Best of luck whichever you choose.

here you go...

EDIT: this is JDM. Sorry Charles! is this it?

Could be a different front clip. Is the rest of the engine bay white?

Here's a couple of old threads that might be useful in some way or another with your console restore.

It's on some finance commercial making the rounds this week. Saw it last night.

Pretty sure the year went forward in September so your build date would be a 1970. I have a 9/76 that's a 1977 280Z.

Welcome to the forum. Nice looking project you have. I found a thread I remember reading not too long ago that may be of interest to you. You could send him a private message maybe for more information? I'll tag him here and maybe he'll reply. @scotta

I've found a nice one...

The good thing about different heads is there's no serial number that makes them specific to your car. The block does but not the head, as far as I know. If I'm wrong we'll know in just a few minutes.

You DO have what he needs. You just need a Sawzall.

Yes, welcome to the group. Your Z is 10,000 ahead of my '72. My vin starts with 69,000 something so actually 11,000. Anywho lets see some pictures!

Thank you! I wouldn't have seen the t-shirts had I not seen your Hahaha. Those are funny.

Saw Animal House in 1978, watched it so many times since then but just found this out last night watching a behind the scenes of the filming of Animal House. Robert Cray was the bassists for Otis Day and the Nights at the Dexter Lake Club. He was a local where they filmed. In the late 1970s he lived in Eugene, Oregon, where he formed the Robert Cray Band and collaborated with Curtis Salgado in the Cray-Hawks. In the 1978 film National Lampoon's Animal House, Cray was the uncredited bassist in the house party band Otis Day and the Knights.

Most likely here...

Here's what my old OE radiator looks like, 4 speed transmission. No transmission fluid hooks up at the bottom.

Did you get the pads right, maybe they are too thick?

Pretty decent looking rear bumper delete in my opinion. Probably not a good idea to drive close to schools with those plates.