Hi Carl,

The image is on the site the problem exists with the code:

HLS30 96203<BR>

<img src=http://ZHome.com/IZCC/ZRegisters/Vintage/HLS30096203.jpg<br>

<p> you'll notice it's missing a close > on the img tag just before <br> tag

that should fix the broken image problem.

Hi Gav:

Gee...it's da ja vue all over again.... {seems I had that problem before!}

Anyway, funny it would display just fine on my computer/browser.. and not show up on yours. It was a coding errror, but I wonder why I/E on a Mac would be more forgiving...

fixed it now anyway..

thanks,

Carl

Hi,

I add this VZ owned by Mr.Oba HLS30-03924 L24-006153 Door jam Tag is 04/70.His Z was seen many japanese magazine and I like his taste.

I met him twice, he said he sent his Z body shop twice since he shipped the Z in japan,he was not satisfied VZ's painting quality.He added looveres and 5 speed mission and dual tip exaust and slotted wheels(he originaly got "D" hub caps).Even got air conditioning.

kats

Hi Carl,

I am sure HLS30-00630 is 01/70 on the door jam tag.I saw it clearly.

kats

Hi Kats:

GREAT.. input! I've updated the Vintage Z Register and the Photo Album..

So that's 3 Vintage Z's in Japan and 1 in Gaum...

HLS30 03924 was originally sold at Performance Nissan..

http://zhome.com/IZCC/ZRegisters/VintageZ.htm

regards,

Carl

Try adjusting your browser settings so they are more 'lax'...settings might be preventing the display of some objects....

WOW....I read this post and must admit ....what a delight ....had a smoke to calm the post excitement .

Hi

I wonder if anyone here has a link or possibly a saved file of the "240Z Restoration Program Quality Control Checklist”or "Restoration checklist" mentioned earlier in this uprooted thread! I have tried several searches and no luck.. I think this may be helpful in my long term rotisserie restoration! Any help would be much appreciated Thanks Rob

Sorry Big Sugar, I wish I had made a copy of mine, but it went with all the materials I had with the car when I sold it. As I recall, it wasn't that detailed in many areas. Hope someone can help you. You might try Jim Frederick in Lutz, Florida, if you can reach him. He probably owns more of the Vintage Program cars than anyone else.

Edited January 30, 201213 yr by bobc

One of the cars is for sale:

 

 https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/details.html?id=366060965&damageUnrepaired=ALSO_DAMAGE_UNREPAIRED&isSearchRequest=true&makeModelVariant1.modelDescription=datsun&makeModelVariant2.makeId=18700&maxFirstRegistrationDate=1984-12-31&pageNumber=4&scopeId=C&sortOption.sortBy=relevance&fnai=next&searchId=a6a3af8f-b628-7e6d-a498-7a4d5baa2451&ref=srp

 

 

143,000 Euros equates to $157,500.

45 minutes ago, 26th-Z said:

143,000 Euros equates to $157,500.

Yeah, you're gonna have to want it. It is a pretty car though. I would have to have a lot of money to be comfortable driving that car around. I know many high end cars really don't get driven much but cars typically like to be driven at least some...

I know this is ancient history but I have a 240 build sheet which I can post a picture of - that is if anyone is interested.