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Richard, well, ahh... err... yer I missed it. But the L26 is probably not worth the hassle over an L24 I guess. Considering mine's the original and has dual SUs now too. Right?

That's 1069 on the numpad, FWIW

Hello guys, This just up on Ebay - looks pretty neat from the pictures. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=45571&item=4516920494&rd=1 Any Tasmanians out there looking for a car? This one could go for a bargain price.

or maybe 3000 yen?

Good post, Ed!!

Good job Mark. That's where I installed my speakers in my Z, and where I believe the best spot for them is. The neat thing about a Z is the cabin is so small. You don't need much in the way of speakers. One of the Z's I saw when shopping for one had two 15" subs sitting right behind the seats. :stupid:

Fibreglass frame rails? Eeek

Some people have got their priorities all wrong... Are we forgetting the PURPOSE of the Z car was a cheap sports car any person could afford? Why do you want them to increase in value so much that most will sit in garages collecting dust and trophies? I would much rather see them being driven on the streets as they were intended. Talk about vanity! eesh

Here is a picture from a brochure. Looks like you might be correct huh?

Ooh, braided hoses!! This one just has rubber tubes, which look good but not perfect. It does have plugs and wires though I'm experimenting with writing the little letters on the wires.. I think it's too small to do properly though so they might end up just plain. I would greatly appreciate if you could ask your father about the shop, even if for nothing more than to check out their website!! :classic:

Hmm, does anyone know whether the little bolts on the sump should be black or coloured (see pic)? From your picture Chris it looks like they should be plain metal (silver), is that right? I also searched the gallery and found a picture of a petrol tank with an "inspection sticker". I'm guessing that this is not a factory sticker? Kmack are you here? picture is here: http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=6939&sort=1&cat=all&page=1

I think a convertible one would be so very cool. The coupe might be a little claustrophobic! The new Gran Turismo game, GT4, will have an S500, S600 and S800 (as well as an N360).

Yeah, he is Brazilian-born actually. Hopefully though his 911 will be an advantage in creating the next GT-R. :classic: edit: Check out this link. http://forums.freshalloy.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB1&Number=67673215&page=1&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1

Hi Rick, Care to upload a picture or two of it?? I'm sure many would be interested to see how your model looks :classic: The instructions on this one are English (well, Engrish) and are very detailed and easy to follow. There are just a lot of parts. There are little hints to tell you what colour to paint things but I think it is missing a bit of detail. But that just means it's more fun to add in your own :laugh: A pity your model does not let the bonnet open :mad: is the bonnet a separate piece? You could always just not glue it down if so. This model has spark plug leads included, so no need to get mum's sewing kit out! I would recommend this kit to you - detail to the extreme here. BTW, does anyone have a picture of a stock gear lever mechanism? Like the one in the attached picture?

I got a "Remember" Japanese Historic Car calendar :classic: Not exactly for my car, but related!!