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View Advert Early 280z EFI fuel tank and sending unit Came out of my 1976 280z. Using a plastic LS tank so don't need this. Looks to be in great shape. Comes with fuel level sensor. Price does not include shipping Advertiser fusion Date 07/24/2021 Price $400 Category Parts for Sale
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Came out of my 1976 280z. Using a plastic LS tank so don't need this. Looks to be in great shape. Comes with fuel level sensor. Price does not include shipping$400
Saint Paul, Minnesota - US
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View Advert Z31 Nissan 300zx turbo LSD differential with finned cover Up for sale is an extremely rare LSD diff from a turbo 300zx. Comes with the rare finned cover. This came with a car I purchased but I will not be using it. It has a 3.70 gear ratio. I have not run the diff myself and therefore cannot personally confirm it's running condition, but it looks to be in good shape. $900 Buyer pays shipping costs Advertiser fusion Date 07/24/2021
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Up for sale is an extremely rare LSD diff from a turbo 300zx. Comes with the rare finned cover. This came with a car I purchased but I will not be using it. It has a 3.70 gear ratio. I have not run the diff myself and therefore cannot personally confirm it's running condition, but it looks to be in good shape. $900 Buyer pays shipping costs$900
Saint Paul, Minnesota - US
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My car is currently a bare shell, otherwise I'd be glad to help.
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Thanks man, looks great. Any issues with warpage? Anything you would have done differently?
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I am prepping a 1976 280z for paint. I'm assuming most people separate the sugar scoop from the fender when painting the car and paint both separately? Is there a gasket or anything that sits between them? Anyone have any experience or pictures where the scoop is welded to the fender? Obviously there would be a chance to warp the metal. But given they are tightly bolted together, curved surfaces, and it's a flanged butt joint, seems like it would be fairly resistant to warping. Seems straightforward to jump around making a lot of tack welds, grind smooth and finish with a ski
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What is this support bracket in the hatch just above the button?
fusion replied to fusion's topic in Body & Paint
Sounds great, thanks man. I'll PM you my address -
What is this support bracket in the hatch just above the button?
fusion replied to fusion's topic in Body & Paint
What do most people do when restoring a car? I'm thinking about welding it and body working it. -
I am breaking down a 1976 280z to prep for media blasting. As I was breaking down the hatch, I noticed inside it that there was a bracket in the lower middle, just above the release button. It's not attached to the outer skin. It almost looks like there was a piece of foam between it and the sheet metal. Can anyone shed some light on this?
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View Advert Early 280z EFI fuel tank Came out of my 1976 280z. Using a plastic LS tank so don't need this. Looks to be in great shape. Comes with fuel level sensor. Price does not include shipping. Advertiser fusion Date 05/28/2021 Price $500.00 Category Parts for Sale
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Came out of my 1976 280z. Using a plastic LS tank so don't need this. Looks to be in great shape. Comes with fuel level sensor. Price does not include shipping.$500
Saint Paul, Minnesota - US
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I prefer an in-tank pump
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Here is a picture from inside the tank
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I have a 1976 280z. This was the gas tank that was installed. I pulled it out to install an fbody plastic tank for my LS swap. I know there was a difference between early and late 280z tanks. Can anyone tell me how to confirm which tank this is? Also what would something like this be worth? It's in great shape.
