e_racer1999

sweet! thanks for the info. i was either looking at a 124 or even an 850. but ya, i still haven't decided if i should just use my tax refund to fix up the Z. to get all of the parts i need ATM it will be ~$2000; that's not counting bodywork and paint. tough call.....

my wife needs a new car, and it seems silly to own 4 cars. I'm planning on selling the Z, and she is planning on selling her car. We are planning on buying another car so that we have 2 good cars between us. Since I can't find a decent Z in our price range to use as a driver/parts car in the interim, i'm looking at Fiats, Alfas, and Miatas. Any suggestions? BTW, I'm not out of 240Zs PERMANENTLY, just until i have time for a rebuild...

dirty as all heck under the hood!

wow.... nice starting price, too!

"no, i said i wanted and ANISE bush! A. N. I. S. E.!!"

holy cow.... hang in there vickie. this is such sad news

hnahah, ya know what u mean. anyone for experimenting?

i think the lack of lip on the pictured wheel is just a stock photo. if i had to guess, i would say that they offer them in a myriad of offsets, etc.

looks like their more along the lines of 80s cars, just like the other works-style wheels

hahhaa.. good stuff...

i thought that was a good deal so i went to their site. i guess that service is NLA

ya, i was like "that looks salvageable.." then a couple pics later i'm like "wow, the elements were NOT kind to that car..." then i start to wonder how much longer until that poor car turns into dust

more info in this thread: http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19034&highlight=removing+evap

tht's the fuel reservoir? i don't remember what it's called, lemme look it up. and yes it's supposed to be there EDIT - evaporation canister

for a restomod, urethane it the way to go IMO

lookin nice!!

good luck. i'm sure the majority of us have been wondering the same thing

would a heat gun work in this situation?

if only i could convince the wife she'd rather have an s30 than a G20....

i had bought something from al back in '05. this is all i had to say: "very quick shipping, excellent item! A++++++"

DOH! i missed it

lookin good! let us know how things go!

looks like one of the fusibile links was replaced with a straight-through wire

i must say, very nice car, but not perfect and not as advertised. i would still pay 10K for it, tho

^brian speaks the truth. enough said!!