Everything posted by Zrush
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71' 240z, 350v8, cage, immaculate condition, tx, MUST GO
[Yes, that was it with the old motor, use to run a 9.90 on open diff. and 250 shot. Thanks for the comments? Steven M. Lazy-Z What is an open diff? Is that one drive wheel or LSD? What does the car run now with the different motor? I would love to have V-8 Z, but my husband gets PO'd at the very mention of "Why didn't you put a V-8 in your Z". He likes to prove that the Z's inline six, when built properly, is quite capable of producing horsepower. Vicky P.S. The car you are selling looks very nice.
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trivia
When we were kids, my dad used to tell us that it stood for "Gas, Tires and Oil". Vicky
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I know, I know...it was easy. But I do believe there was more to the downfall of that car then just the cocaine bust. That is why I asked. Wasn't ther some kind of defect in the car? Vicky
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71' 240z, 350v8, cage, immaculate condition, tx, MUST GO
Tim280zx, those are some nice rims on your Z. What is the brand? Vicky
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Yes, sorry. He worked for GM back then and Pontiac is a division of GM, so yes, "Pontiac GTO". Come on Tomohawk you know all these answers Vicky
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Who is the man behind the design of the GTO for GM back in the 60's and later went on to create a "futuristic" car bearing his name? Bonus points...Does anyone know what the demise of this vehicle was (other than the obvious)? Vicky
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important information for all
Many moons ago when I was a teller in a bank, we had a well established customer try and deposit a large dollar cashiers check. Upon further review of the check the bank had determined that it was bogus. The poor man had sold his Ferrari and by the time he realized the check was no good the car was long gone. "Buyer AND Seller Beware" Vicky
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$1million Dollar Crime
I saw this on the news this morning. What's even more amazing is that she was expecting change! Vicky
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
Before the red Z was finished, we drove the 240Z every weekend. But until the red Z is broken in this Z sleeps in the garage.
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
Interior shot. Those aren't scratches on the seat sills. Just something the camera did I guess. Car was full of pollen after the show from the trees.
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
I must agree with you 240ZX on it not being red. hehehe. That car was purchased off the showroom floor back in 2000 for $28,000. It has now been appraised at $34,000. That's one of the reasons we bought it, for investment purposes.
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Damn shame....
I have found a company that can get lost/no titles on vehicles that are 1987 & older. They are called Classic's and their ad says "No Previous Paperwork Required" "No Title? - No Problem!!!" *Low Rates and Fast Service* Call for more info 888-870-8071 I hope this might help anyone who is concerned about that title issue. Vicky
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
The spots on the fender are just reflections. We were parked under trees. Believe me there are no white spots in the paint.
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
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My Factory Restored 1972 240Z
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trivia
Ding, Ding, Ding! You are correct on the gas tank explosion. I do believe the year is 1971. However, I heard on TV someone mentioned a 1969 Pinto. That's why I asked the question. I too thought the Pinto came out in '70 or '71. hsl30.com your prize IS a Pinto even worse, a Pinto wagon, hehehe, tee hee. Vicky
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Here's one..... What year did Ford introduce the Pinto? What structural defect caused Ford to quit making the Pinto? Vicky
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Check out this 240
Good God!! That car looks like some kinda space ship. What's that silver thing in front where the radiator would draw air. Looks like a silver sun-shield that I put in my truck to save the dash. Talk about over-kill. Looks like a Z mated with a Porsche that had a Camaro drag car gene pool. :sick: Vicky
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Damn shame....
That truly is a heart-breaker. I wonder what the vin # is. I have to agree with you 2ManyZs. Probably not worth the money it would cost to restore it. We all know that to make a restoration job more pleasurable, you should really start out with a half way decent car. Looking at a Z that's just wasting away like that really hurts Vicky
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Z Music
I'm not sure of the correct names but I believe "Ricky don't lose that number" and "Josie" are two great Steely Dan tunes that come to mind. I have the Greatest Hits CD, but I can't find it right now. I'll try and look for it. Vicky
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All new wiring
All new wiring is a beautiful thing (as long as everything works after you put it in). Bravo on that task!
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What's under your undercoating?
Is is correct to say that alot of that floorboad rust is from the car "sweating". I know in my 78 280z I could never keep the floor mats in because the floorboard area seemed to always be damp after running the car for a while. I also had a Mustang that did the same thing. Vicky
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Z Music
Hey GunnerRob, that's way cool that you still have that 8-track AM/FM radio from your Z. Is it a Hitachi? I think that's what Datsun put in the cars...........let me check my 72 240Z....hold on. Yep, it's a Hitachi (at least mine is) I think the original radios are one of the hardest things to find because that's normally the first thing people change when they get the car. Vicky