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Monochrome photo of possibly HLS30-00003. You cab certainly see the yellow dabs of paint on the t/c rod nuts where it attaches to the control arms. Note the oil pan does not have the patch.

Looks cool. I've never seen it before. Could be from a different region. I'll PM you later today. BIG THANKS. Any parts you need?

OOOOOoooo! Looks like you have one knob?

Thanks! I'll send you that set of Grose Jets I pulled from a 73 yesterday. They soaked in vinegar this morning and I polished back to brass. YOU are now the Grose Jet Resident Expert! Here are what the knobs look like ?

@siteunseen would you still have knobs? I need 4 black ones.

Looks great in photos and excellent description. I think you are going to sell fast.

It is a Grose Jet flood! I just pulled a pair of Grose Jets from a set of carbs yesterday. I can send for paypal postage.

Lots of Z documents here: http://240260280.com/Docs/index.html

Hank visited once. Come on out for a visit in the quiet season. You can stay with us.

Welcome NatOz!

At the Z barn: Helped my buddy get a 73 going that sat for 5 years. Runs great now. Clogged fuel bowls, fuel needle valve blocked, missing internal carb spring, weak return springs, fuel pump failed, timing was at 10ATDC and vacuum leaks Picked up a fuel pump that matches the type in the very early FSM's Enjoyed a great view at the barn on the mountain and time with great friends... even saw a 1969 LA police car #12 stored there.

I've used a die grinder with stones on an exhaust flange fillet weld to clean it up.

Six Domestic Z's made in Aug 1969. Only 1 Export....possibly HLS30-00003 which may be this one used in the Factory Service Manual and other technical publications. A teaser commercial was made in the Summer of 1969 in Japan to promote the Z. Here is the masked Z on the Oppama test track: WaterTesting12Mb.mp4

Good.... I was starting to doubt my memory.

Kardashian Wide Body Kit

For completeness. Japan Distributors Listed in Fiche:

Found it: 1972 year:

No luck in Europe:

I looked in the S30 Fiche from Japan and could not see the number. I'll check the European Fiche.

A photo is in the 72 FSM Manual with the reference:

They are all even but very lean. The easy way to enrich is to put a resistor in series with the temp sensor. http://atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/tempsensorpot/index.html °C °F Resistance -30 -22 20,300 Ω to 33, 000 Ω -10 -14 7,600 Ω to 10,800 Ω +10 50 3,250 Ω to 4,150 Ω +20 68 2,250 Ω to 2,750 Ω +50 122 740 Ω to 940 Ω +80 176 290 Ω to 360Ω

Why did I start drooling 2 posts ago?

Thanks a million guys! I'm grateful.