moonpup

Stay on I-90 thru South Dakota and you won't run into any mountains. Of course if you have the time, you might want to get off the beaten path and check out the Badlands and the Black Hills. Oh and MEZZZ....you gotta get past the being scammed thing, it's gonna tear you apart! :paranoid:

I believe this would be the same vehicle, he bounces the ads back and forth between the Miami and Orlando sites. http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/ctd/1326724788.html

Seems to me there's one individual with his nose higher in the air and thumping his chest louder than all the others combined! :kiss: As far as #13 goes, what's all the hoopla about. Wasn't it already accounted for and who owned it, but no one knew for sure where he lived? It wasn't a complete unknown, unaccounted for, hasn't been seen since the early 70's car.

Maybe you're right! I find it objectionable when people toss in personal zingers to the discussion.

Once again, the "kill the thread" genie has popped out of the bottle. Why...because ya'll don't like the contents or agree with his comments? He apparently feels the needs to rant about the quality of a part he purchased from a vendor and unless he breaks some site rule about posting here, he has every right to do so. :bulb: If anyone agrees or disagrees with his rant, feel free to add your 2 cents or just ignore it, it's your choice.

Can you post some underside pic's of the seats you want to install?

Back in the mid to late 80's. I mounted a set of the BMW recaro's in my 72 and as I recall, it really wasn't all that difficult. (Sorry, no digital camera's back then) Using 2 flat pieces of steel (1/4" x 2 or 3" x ?/Forgot length) I laid them out and moved them around on the underside of the recaro's until they were in such a position that would allow them to be bolted to the frame of the recaro and yet have available space for holes to be drilled in them to accept the Z's rails (just take mearurements of the holes that the Z's rails fit into on the underside of the Z seats and transfer those to the plates for your drilling points, as I think they're different from the measurements of the floor mounting points.) Don't know if this will help much, but thought I'd throw it out there anyway. Happy Motoring!

Can't remember where or what site I "snatched" this pic from, but it's always been a favorite of mine.

"Phat"

I'll add......"Vented/slotted" front rotors along with dust covers. Also, let's not forget the "D" hubcaps (with two different clip versions).

1. Your local Nissan Dealer 2. Aftermarket company's....MSA, Black Dragon, etc. 3. eBay 4. Personal ads.....Craigslist, Z web site buy/sell sections...etc. 5. Junk yards FWIW...always try number 1 first.

Wow...a tweet with pic's!

Double your pleasure, Double your fun Double your price....Screw someone! :mad: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Datsun-Nissan-Z-69-73-240Z-New-NOS-Black-Door-Panels_W0QQitemZ400041788653QQihZ027QQcategoryZ6763QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

That's a cruel woman you have there.....AARRRRR, 30 lashes to the winch!

South Carolina.....Home of porks & dorks!

A true purist would not find it appropriate as it didn't come from the factory with undercoating.

Wow, so many people upset at xcyter. I think half of y'all should upset at yourselves at not being able to figure out he was the seller in half the time a 3 year old could've! That's all.....I'll just sit back and keep

See posts #28 & 30 here.... http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24445&highlight=hazard+switch&page=2

I'm still here just LMAO!

Hey xcyter, I won't tell anyone if you don't! ROFLROFLROFLROFLROFLROFLROFL

I have 2 NOS switches but after checking them out, they're for the 72 model. Just a thought, as I've never taken one of these apart, but maybe you could find a good working switch and swap the toggle pieces?

Don't really think you need to amend your original statement as that was your opinion and anyone who disagreed with it was/is free to share with us what they felt is "the nicest collection". Funny, no ones done that yet.

In response to #2, NOS metal emblems should fit somewhere in the cost/weight ratio.

New ones are in the $370-$380 range. Just sold one to a friend for $300 w/ no dents.

"The experts have heard of this car and now you can buy it." No kidding! I off to the bank...wait, the banks aren't lending right now. Damn, it could've been all mine!