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ionman

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  1. ionman posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    I've been kicking around " bluesy" since my car is blue. I guess this is a bit of a phonetic tag. I like the wordplay with the "s" rather than "bluezy"
  2. ionman posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    For me the issue is the quality of the vehicle that you are starting with. My '73 is virtually all original and I will do everything I can to keep it that way. If on the other hand I found a straight, clean Z for sale with a blown or questionable drivetrain and lots of aftermarket stuff I would definately consider the swap. If I did mess with the motor I would probably go all the way and do lots of "other" upgrades. I can see it now: A '73 convertible Z with a 327, 5spd, 17 or 18 inch wheels, dual exhaust, shaved handles, thumpin stereo. It would look and run just like the original Ferrari in Miami Vice!
  3. ionman posted a post in a topic in Introductions
    Blue is where it's at! Of course it looks best with the off-white interior. http://www.240z.org/photopost/index.php?photo=1378 But as I said before, I am biased. :classic: Afterall it is a stock '73 color.
  4. ionman posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    I am definately biased towards "original" looks. I wanted a Z since I was about 14. I had to settle for a aquamarine green '76 B-210 Hatchback with the A14 engine w/4spd as my first car. I waited for years till I could afford a Z that was original as possible. Here it is... no air dams, spoilers, tint, wheels. No nuthin. Still has the single speaker in the rear with the 5 button AM/FM radio with power antenna. Damn I love this car. Riced out is just sacreligious IMHO. But to each his own. Anything is better than sending a Z to the crusher.
  5. ionman posted a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
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