v12horse
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There are no baffles on this G-nose. -
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I used to not be a fan of this car, but seeing it quite a lot this weekend, I became very fond of it. This is my favorite photo of it. There are more to come Marc. -
This is my baby . I am sure you all know that by now. She didn't win, but she is a winner to me. Okay, no more joking. -
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This is the nicest roadster I have seen. -
I really like the mirrors on the blue car. The watanabes are the more modern type with the rounded off rim and spoke edges. It is still a great looking car. -
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Is this car have a trust exhaust system? It looks exactly like a 432 exhaust. What do you guys think? -
This had a red interior. That is why I liked it so much. It was built in late 72. Were red interiors only in 1973 model year Z's? -
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I love this car. -
This was a cool looking stocker with a nice fuel injected L-series 4 cyl. -
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I will post more for you mark. That is Mr. K's 240z with a g-nose. -
This is after a 7 hour trip to longbeach, and I had only had 1.5 hours of sleep the night before due to cleaning the car. Trying to sleep in the passenger seat of a S30 is not easy. My Dad got some shut eye while I drove with the wind in my face and the radio on pretty loud. We finally made it to a Starbucks and I was set. It was funny because we had just checked in to our hotel and we were on our way to lunch when I saw this beautiful blue Z and right off the bat I knew it was Kats. So, I honked my horn and we both stopped and chatted for a while. These were some great times. Ben -
I was extremely excited. Couldn't you tell? Hehehe -
I can not explain the ride in that car. It was unbelievable. First of all, it was my first time in a RHD car. That was very wierd, but very cool at the same time. Secondly, as Mr. Akamatsu came out of the corner, he didn't mash on the gas, but it sure felt like it. The engine sounded so right. It was very loud, but it sounded great with the backfires and all. I have never been in a rally car, however this felt like one. It was an experience that I will never forget. -
The pictures don't give his paint justice. The paint is as smooth as glass. -
Your car is magnificent Kats and I think if you were in the stock 240z class you would have won. The difference between your car and the stock cars were that every original piece was there on yours, but on the others they had the major pieces but not the hard to find parts. Your car is truely a rolling piece of art. Take care, Ben -
This was only for the US export late model 260z's built during and after october 74' to comply with federal regulations to go from 3 mph bumpers like mine to these 5 mph bumpers. Lachlan, I wouldn't say it ruins the beauty of the car. That little over-rider on the front is what is ruining it. Hehehe.
