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http://www.gremline.com/index_files/page0032.htm

No it will not affect choke time.

That system is to put hot manifold air into your intake to stop the carbs from freezing. I would say you can safely remove it in Panama

Sounds logical. If we could see the nose on that car it may help define "post Gnose era".

Thanks again Alan! I am guessing it was taken near the end of the first S30 racing season in Q4 of 1970. Would you have any insight? Here is the 2nd Revision. I can add more annotations or make corrections in the future if needed.

How is this one?

Many Thanks!

Alan & Kats, please check the English Names and I will make corrections. Thanks!

How old is your lil Zeddy? I remember going to the junkyard with my Dad then putting a newly crashed '69 Roadrunner 440 into our '66 Monaco. Please ignore my mom and kid sister... 1969 you know.

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Find a shell Maybe fit it in an MGA?

Sell it to someone at Zcon?

I would be grateful for a set. I'll have the date shortly (after a dig in the parts bins).

Oww , my eyes! Be sure to shock mount the rad with rubber grommets like Mike did. The flexing Z frame takes its toll on the aluminum radiator so using only the stock mounting system of the Z (nut's and bolts) is risky.

Original Ad on Kijiji in 2003 He left out a few items... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Year: 1977 Make: DATSUN Model: 280Z Model Detail: COUPE Price: $7,500 Mileage: ------- km Date: 7/7/03 Ad Type: Private Comment: 5 spd. blue int. blk. int. AC, US car, no rust, AM/FM/CD, air dams, new neader & 2.5' exhst. rebuilt eng., incl. orig. 4 spd. trans. & exhst. Manifold cert. $7,500. or b.o. (519)423-6788, Ingersoll, after 4 PM. (CGFTWH) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Photos from PO -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day 1

Take a break and and joy this: d

After I stripped, de-greased/cleaned and lubricated my lathe, I went to town on my drill press and all my vices and indexing chucks.... they turn like butter now. Lots of crusty cosmoline and rust lurking inside. 20wt oil and a green scotchbrite pad do wonders on cleaning ground surfaces.

Nice photos! Good thing you have a vise with a wide opening!

http://atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/ujoint/ujointtechtip.pdf

These are nice for your garage sound system. 32G max usb or SD size.

FYI: History Garage: Current Collection: https://translate.google.ca/translate?sl=ja&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.megaweb.gr.jp%2Farea%2Fhistoric%2Fcar_collection.html&edit-text=&act=url

That is 22,000 USD.... a steal!

This place is in a neat mall in Tokyo so your family won't be bored: https://www.tokyo-in-pics.com/history-garage/ Many seem to be south of Tokyo: http://www.carry-back.com/index.html https://rockyauto.co.jp/ http://www.rs-watanabe.co.jp/photogallery/大塚光博/s30-z/

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