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I don't know what the cost of a windshield is, we bought a drivers side window. I think it was around $150, but I'd have to check as it's been awhile since we purchased it. Vicky

Have that in the 77 280Z. Really like it but you have to make a few adjustments until you get it right for your set-up. At least we had to. Vicky

Before you call a locksmith, is the hatch locked? I've gone through that many times to get my keysLOL Vicky (EScanlon, ya beat me to it)

Hey MikeW Courtesy Nissan in Texas has OEM glass for our Z's. We ordered a drivers side window from them. It was still in it's original packaging from the 70's. Vicky

I must agree. I love reading the threads after someone has posted a bogus Z on e-bay. You guys are the best!! Now I have a 1967 240Z for sale.......... The VIN is a negative number Vicky

Thankz 2manyZs I can always count on you for info. The noise is very intimidating, at least to me. It sounds like the whole rear-end is going to "unhook". If you go around a corner and then punch it, it snaps your neck and you can just feel the car grabbing the pavement. I think the car should be brought back to the guy that loaded the gear for a double check. I don't want to die in a firey crash due to the rear-end locking up or falling apartLOL Thankz again Vicky

OK, here's some basic info.....1977 280Z with the LSD from MSA. It seems that the rear-end seems to slip. I can actually hear the rear-end teeth......I think. Buy this I mean the teeth in the gears are slipping. Is this normal with a LSD? It also appears to happen more often than not when making left hand turns slowly. Is the left rear wheel the drive wheel on our Z cars? There is nothing leaking, just noise like the teeth of the gears are not lined up. Anybody else ever experience this? Vicky

I bet that car reeks of mildew. Aren't basements very damp? I would think (if the guy is telling the truth) that half the reason why that car looks so "used" is because it's been sitting in a dark, damp basement for 30 years. Perfect for breeding the rust bugs. Who the hell knows what else has lived in that car. Vicky

This is a must see. Make sure your sound is turned up and be prepared for some graphic images. I commend the man who created this site; it really gets the point across.... http://members.cox.net/classicweb/email.htm Vicky

Nice of our Z-cars to be considered "Exotics". But very painful viewing, I agree Vicky

I remeber watching a very cheap movie called "The Car". It was about a black early 70ish Dodge Charger that just reaked havoc on all the good citizens in town. Alot of tire spinning. What about the recent movie "Joy Ride". Sort of a car/semi truck chase. Remember the famous line..."Anybody out there seen Candy Cane". Pretty freaky movie IMO. Vicky

If i'm not mistaken, the same rack was used from 70-78 Z's. I have one that is great condition except maybe replacing the boots. The boot started to crack on the small end and I went ahead and changed the rack because at the time I was putting all new parts on my 77Z while it was under restoration. If you can't find a good one let me know. Good luck. ScottROFL

Sometimes ya gotta "Just say No"ROFL Vicky

The guy is joking right? Looks like there was a fire in engine bay. Vicky

The 72 FR 240Z didn't come with a radio and I finally located one from a guy in Texas. Paid a hefty price for it too. Installed the radio in the car, was ready to listen to some tunes and come to find out there is no speaker in the car......duh. :stupid: Vicky

You know I would have to say "Red", but that's a given. Anyway, when the 350Z first came out, there was this color which was kind of maroonish/brownish. Was it called Brickyard? That would look great on an early Z. I think Nissan only offered that color one year. But that "Lemans Sunset" is blindingly beautiful. Vicky