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Z-point

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  1. NO!!!!!!! I bought mine years ago. Already then I had planes to make a replica works rally car. I believe they cost me at the time $80 a piece. Courtesy parts http://www.courtesyparts.com/nms/s30/index.html say they don’t have them anymore but the price was $120 a year ago But maybe in Japan?
  2. Hi every one, What’s wrong with the original ones? The chrome line makes it very nice specially on dark colours.
  3. Z-point replied to Mike's topic in Racing
    Z kid I never found the poster because there is no poster of! Don’t look any further. I made it myself. I have a large file (5Mb) of the picture and let somebody plot it. I don’t know if that is the right word for it. But I can make every size I want A4, A3, A2, A1, A0.
  4. Z-point replied to Mike's topic in Racing
    It’s getting crazier all the time:love: But after all it's a nice 'plan' to work from Also have a look at my web page, there's a lot of new pages attached with many picture…GO for it!!!!
  5. Z-point replied to Zvoiture's topic in Polls
    Thanks blueZee for the advertising. Backing you better say burning!! I would not recommend it to anyone. It is a very determent way of getting rid of your paint. And an easy one also, this for your lazy workers among us. It is often used for to make race cars lighter. Normally there is on cars lots of paint, ant vibration material; underneath body protection etc. race cars don’t need them. They crash into the first corner.. But if you like to preserve you car for a longer time with this manner you overshoot the target. It will burn all the protection between all the metal even at the places where you not able to get by. Especially between the fold seam and the frame. I covered it well with Dinitrol but even now already there are some places of which I think “you did it not good Guus!”:disappoin
  6. He could not wait for the convertible could he, and you’re right it’s UGLY!:sick:
  7. Z-point replied to Zedrally's topic in Open Chit Chat
    like to update the file with yet another picture!!:classic:
  8. See for your self!! ROFL http://cgi.ebay.nl/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3137352154&category=736
  9. Jeff, If you are really interested there is always a way to pick this up. I live about 3hours drive from this place. If you pay me the gasoline I’ll pick it up. Then we have to find a company who can ship this to the states. Probably the best, stored in a container. I live aslo nearby the shipsport Rotterdam.. It’s up to you!!
  10. This price isn’t expensive. Normally these kits cost around $3000!!!! Have a look at….. Stable Autoworks: http://www.zcarkits.com/ Thunder Ranch: http://www.thunderranch.com/gto.html Reaction Research: http://www.reactionresearch.com/automotive.html I’m not involved with this auction, neither have one. I like the car, that’s all. Ivan, hopefully this an answer to replay?
  11. here's a little translation of the French text... Item Description: Does kit polystere to transform Datsun 240,260 or 280 Z, entirely in polystere, broken before right but easily reparable considering the matter,ne lack nothing as piece (see photo)je put also a photograph to see has qoi resemble the car a faith terminée.Je sells it because I makes the menage in the garage, has to come sought area Liegeoise.Prevoir new remorque.Valor on the spot has purchase 5000? The kit is reponcé and has apreter, it is fixed on the case of the voiture.Conseille of assembly will be given to the relatively rare preneur.Kit, and gives a noncomparable effect has the car a faith the kit in place. An installment of 20% will be to require a faith the bidding gained before coming sought the object (too many abut)
  12. This is a chance to make a Ferrari out of your Datsun. It will take a little bit time :stupid: but then you have a kit car and belong to none of the named branches. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2421802456&category=9903&rd=1
  13. Z-point replied to Z-point's topic in Racing
    Alan, Is the Old Woking still in business or is that also history? Maybe a nice place to visit next time I‘ll be in the UK. To smell the old air from ages ago.:classic: I’ve to check (next Saturday meeting) the Dutch Z cars if they heave the same lower front quarters as the UK cars. Or was It typical UK?
  14. Z-point posted a topic in Racing
    Hi, Just received this very nice wallpaper from a workscar. Driver is this time is Harry Källström together with navigator Claes Billstam. What I didn’t know was they drove the no5 car! But now I do. He ended 14th overall, the rest of the gang failed to finish.
  15. Z-point commented on kats's gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
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  17. Hi all, I like to contribute to the report. First of all I want to say special word of thanks to the organisers of this weekend. Fred and Sean thanks for the great weekend you gave us. It was well organised the program was great, there where lovely people, the food was super and of course the weather helped al lot. What else do you want more? I did not have the change to say Fred good bay because of my problem with the UJ of my right assy-drive shaft. It had too much movement, which it was to risky driving 900km back home! So I called up the Dutch car association where I had insurance, that if my car broke down it would be repatriated to Holland. And so they did. I was supplied with a brand new Peugeot 406 with only 12K at his counter!! Now I’m waiting for the truck which is bringing my Z home. But we had a great laughs and that is the main thing. You meet new people and you find old friends. :classic: Until next time! Ps. see my pictures and if you want the big ones…ask
  18. Z-point posted a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
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