Everything posted by Alfadog
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another front
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zrendering
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Was the 240z designed for America?
V12? I have only heard that they toyed (briefly) with the idea of the V8 from the Nissan President in the S30...
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Can you read Japanese?
Alan, inspiration from James Bond I think!! The Clipper is a funny old thing. I bet it has a cult-following in Japan, too! Thanks for hte info Gareth, I've PMed you!
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Expressions of interest - Datsun 240K coupe
Awww, this is sad news. What is this NEW car that's so good eh?? EH??? If someone outside of this site buys it, can you please mention the site to them? That'd be great. Also, you have a PM.
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Was the 240z designed for America?
Ben, I didn't think you were mocking my words at all! The only words of mine in this thread were two very small, smart-arse comments! The point Alan is trying to make was Domestic market came FIRST for Nissan when designing it. That's why when some features had to be compromised (such as the handbrake position), the RHD position was the one they chose. That's all! No one is trying to say any car is BETTER than any other...... just trying to make a point because SOME people in the past have said that the Z is undeniably an American car, designed in Japan. That kind of ignorance is all anyone is battling!! I agree with all you said Ben :classic:
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He's Dreamin'!!!!!!
Sorry, I forgot to put the :ermm: at the end!!! I've got no idea!
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Zs in video games
Yes please Gareth!! What game is that?? And yea, Cerb's site is pretty good for cars! He makes the best handling profiles... check out http://azz.gouranga.com for some more (and a good, albeit old help file) and also you'll need programs by Delfi, which you can get at http://www.infofeast.com/delfi/DNKDev/
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Was the 240z designed for America?
And remember, we got the 5-Speed!!
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He's Dreamin'!!!!!!
But it was Formerly owned by Sir Sidney Phillips He says 37,000 km's on the clock, and then says last service at April 2004 has 22,703km. A bit odd... If anyone wants me to check it out for them..........
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Can you read Japanese?
ROFL Can't say I did Alan, just a whole heap of Skyline stickers and a couple of "We are hover fan!" ones from a hover craft club of Japan The one with "Japan is small - why be in such a hurry?" also has NISSAN CLIPPER written on it, and a King Kong on top of (what I thought was) the Eiffel Tower. If it's about fuel saving, perhaps it's King Kong on an oil rig. That makes (marginally) more sense! Thankyou so much for the translations!!!
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Zs in video games
You're right. It's from GTA: Vice City, and is a user-made addon for the game. Finally I've got around to putting it in for myself.. Love it
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Zs in video games
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Blackhawk_Z
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Can you read Japanese?
Awesome!! Thanks Alan, that's great. What a great sticker! I have a couple more.......... if you have the time I'd appreciate if you or someone else could translate these too. If you're busy dont worry about it though! Thanks again for the translation! (no I wont be sticking THAT one on the car!:cheeky:)
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Can you read Japanese?
Oh, dont mind that thing behind it. I just needed to use something to prop it up. It wasn't intentional at all :cheeky: :cheeky: :cheeky:
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Can you read Japanese?
Hello! I just had some stuff arrive from Japan today (:classic: :classic: :classic:) and one of the stickers has a lot of Japanese text on it. I can't read Japanese, but I'd like to know what it says!! Could anyone help translate this for me please?
- New-age punishment for kids
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RACQ Motoring Day
Royal Automobile Club of Queensland. It's like the AA in America.. I think that's what it's called. The company that will help you out if you break down in the middle of nowhere. The Citroen may look ugly, but it definitely deserves your respect. Look it up on Google to see why. Very influential car!! The other white car looks like some old Holden, but what I want to know is what is that AWESOME looking orange car in the middle??? Now that's beautiful!! BTW Dazza, NICE wheels!
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What was it like to meet Mr.K, Mr. Matsuo, and Katayama-san?
I think ALL dads are a bit eccentric after a few years with children - nice hat though!! Thankyou kats for your input too!! You must be so worried about your car with the overseas transportation! I am sure it will come home safely though. Using just inflation rates from 1979 to date, $31,800 US in 1979 would be about $90,000 US in todays money! That was for two engines, yes? So $45,000 each!!! That's still a VERY large sum of money for an engine!!! And now he is planning on TWIN TURBOS? Let's hope he does not go too fast and destroy the engine!! It must be true love for Mr. Akamatsu..
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My kinda luck...
Oh! ok.. I thought it may have been a little more sophisticated - that's what I'm used to from you Carl!
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New-age punishment for kids
Do you mean could have got away with murder???? I hope so!!! My advice (coming from a 19 year old!): dont be TOO strict. The ones who are overprotected and overpunished are the ones who end up depressed and into drugs and all that nasty stuff. Of course, I'm not denying UNDERprotection and no punishment is better. But there's a happy medium. In other words, live like Aristotle! But no one ever said parenting was easy :classic:
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Lawyer joke.
ROFL A saying which relates a bit: "Love is grand - divorce is a hundred grand!"
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Side View
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Was the 240z designed for America?
But...... Mr. Matsuo is a very polite man. ;)