1973Z

The reproductions don't look as nice as the originals, imo

It is an awesome issue, highly recommend it to others!

I have the Tokico Illuminas and springs - lowers the car about the same as the ST springs I replaced. The ride is very tolerable on settings 1 or 2 for street driving (our roads are not the best here!) and the higher settings on the Illuminas is great for performance handling.

Yea, they could have done a search on this site to see who asked for the tech tip about locking the door with it open!

I wish my car was pristine, but I do try to avoid the rain. However, I have been caught in the rain - anyone who claims differently is most likely lying! Besides, we know that salty roads are the true enemy of the Z. On another note, unless they have another 240Z in the series, I won't be watching it - I thought the show was really lame. I could have "profiled" the guy better. Once we knew he had a 240Z, we could have tracked shipments to the area from MSA or Victoria British!

I was disappointed too - the Z was good looking, but not enough of it. Also, how many times have you sold an early Z car (I have sold two 240Z's in the past - I admit my sin) and I have never had a woman call on the ad. The idea that he used this tactic to get his victim (a young beautiful woman) is very far fetched! Also, he drove his pristine Z in the rain - what Z nut would do that!! Sorry if I ruined the show for those who taped it!!

I meant HLS30-162340

My '73 is HL30-162340. Building the database will be easier than maintaining it! That will be a chore!

I think he drives his victims around until they get knocked out by the fumes!

My '73 had orange. I think all 240z's air boxes were orange unless someone knows for sure who bought the car when it was new with a blue air cleaner.