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Great idea! I would love to know if a sibling is closer than I think.

1971 240Z---build date 12/70---vin#HLS30(16831)

I have HLS30 16831 listed twice...Ron and Michael M. in Clearwater.

Did you buy the car from Mike?

What is the original engine number in your Z?

thanks,

Carl

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I have HLS30 16831 listed twice...Ron and Michael M. in Clearwater.

Did you buy the car from Mike?

What is the original engine number in your Z?

thanks,

Carl

I did indeed buy my car from Mike. I have had it almost a year now. :love:

Is he on this board I wonder?

The original engine was replaced with a L26.

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Ben (v12horse), thank you for the thumbs up on my avatar. No, the picture is not my engine bay yet. It will look like that in about 2 months when my car is finally finished.

CDave, I see you live in Florida, was your car purchased in California? The reason I ask is because your vin number is so close to mine.

Talk to you all soon. Happy Fourth of July. Rick.

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rick,

you are correct in your idea of my car originally allocated to california.

she lived there for 22 years before her second owner relocated to fort lauderdale. i bought her in feb of 2002 4 hours after she was first advertised and now live in tampa.

cheers, cd

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There were several letters in there. According to the Haynes book AND THE FSM:

GHLS30 [1] [2] [3] [4] ######

[1]

F = 5-spd gearbox

A = auto trans

(blank = 4 spd

[2]

U = North American model (U.S.A and Canada)

[3]

N = Canada model

V = California emmissions/spec

(blank) = fed. spec

[4]

C = Air conditioning

So mine should have been HLS30AUC 434056

It must have been one of the last 280Zs made. :) I winder what the serial number of the LAST 280Z was?

thx

Well mine is 462153 made in 5/78. That's some 28000+ later than yours and I have seen later.

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