
Everything posted by dspillman
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
Wondering what owners thought were responsible reserves? Opinions? hs30-00060 reached $66,000 American $$ hs30-00004 reached $116,000 US converted $$
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
The later one had the welded in nut to thread into…… Likely no “Aussie” cars had the earlier version…
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
Window dates would be productive I would think. The ill fitting gas lid has the later metal lever. Non-chrome Z rear quarter, and rear hatch emblem. 3 screw inner sill plate/cover versus 5? for early cars. My concern about the later hood bumper/stops being present could be checked easily by determining if the nut is welded to the lip of cowl that bumper stop bolt threads into. I own hls30-00841 Jan/70 which had later hood stops installed at some point due to being raced , requiring hood pins....someone drilled out original coarse screw threads in sheet metal, and used locking nuts from either side to adjust and secure. hood bumpers could have been mistakenly replaced with later hood stops during a restoration at some point in time. David
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
The engine number is the only thing on the car that represents as being a 69 build….maybe. Windshield dates/ other glass dates?
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
Quick peak at the first section painted and polishing beginning on the base coat clear coat Slowly but surely
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Z's on BAT and other places collection
Australian hs30-00004…69?
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
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SN 00042 Restoration; The Older Twin
3-4 versions of the “early” inspection lid that used plastic clips….
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
She’s looking better with a couple more coats on, along with some redoing of trashy spots….. Still not perfect, but so sweet to compare how far she’s come… many moons ahead…..left to wander. IMG_0285.mov IMG_0285.mov
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
It’s just the tr8s I’ve been around seem to spin on track at the most inconvenient times…..I collected one at the 2023 SCCA runoffs… https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xBRUedl-aq2X6TrGvj9dVYxzMYh--I4E/view?usp=sharing
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
I think very similar to BRG for sure!!
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
Such a dark green in contrast with thick undercoating from before. Looks much darker then anticipated, but poor lighting I believe is causing darkness…. Have a few places to touch up, maybe another coat or two, couple of runs, couple of trashy spots in the paint to sand out and re-shoot…. Still spectacular in my book…. Not perfect by any means… but sweet to see the bottom side in color.!!
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SN 00042 Restoration; The Older Twin
Thank you for the pictures, exactly what I was looking for. I have several "later" cars to look at, but have seen very few 3 and 4 digit cars., much less 2 digit cars for reference of amount of stitch welding seen at the firewall / frame rail attachment, and at the radiator core support/frame rail attachment. I had a couple of the flexible wire holders missing on frame rails on 51 that I was trying to determine if different then later models. Thanks again!!
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SN 00042 Restoration; The Older Twin
If you have anymore shots of the engine bay from either/ both sides, anything to help review, or reference for properness……. Thanks.. David
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
Ready set ….. let’s shoot!! underside paint only ,engine compartment, then inside, mount, line up doors,hood, hatch.
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
Seat brackets appear to be hand painted, wavy lines, thick black gloss? Brushed, but no bristle lines…..?? No overspray . This is in 3/70 car , I’m hoping same paint pattern applies to August/september 69 car. Plans are to do paint only on underside of car. Will evaluate cosmetics once paint dries….. David
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Finally found a 69 240z, #51 Time to finish a 30 year multiple owner restoration.
Sanding and blocking still happening. Getting slick….. After a frantic search found my somewhat fragile hand throttle cable bracket that had been knocked off when pulling a part the dash/ steering column. Cleaning and blasting a few parts,while the body work/prep continues. Hinges and latches etc…… hatch hinges turned out virtually perfect. Assuming these hinges are original to car because as mentioned earlier, hatch with old gasket contained the 9/69 dated clear glass.
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Let's show vintage racing pictures. I'll start.
Karl Hoglander raced this early 71 in the north east from 1974-1984. Originally as 240 in cP later as a 280 in gt2 as rules changed
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SN 00042 Restoration; The Older Twin
I was looking for production date on the other side of engine….. same born on dates for HLs30-00051 as your Hls30-00042… Perfect!!
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SN 00042 Restoration; The Older Twin
Wow, that is so beautifully complete… Will be a beauty.!!! Could you post the engine production number to compare to October cars ? Whoops…. Found it…