In short:

hi-comp, fuel injected, MOTEC-controlled, individual throttle bodies, crank fired ignition, cast AL oil pan..... etc..... sick!

http://www5a.biglobe.ne.jp/~satotats/zhp/zgazou/catalog.htm

if you hit the back button at the bottom of his page you can go through the whole building up ("makeing") of his Z car....

sheesh...

-e

Ugh! Ugh! [mental picture of child with hands up toward top of refrigerator to cookie jar].

Timberwolf want.

:mad:

It's just not fair!!!!!!!!!:tapemouth

I saw a light brown, right hand drive first generation "FairladyZ" like the white one pictured at Buttonwillow Racepark at Buttonwillow, CA USA earlier this month. It was not a race car and not a clean as this one. It was parked near some guys racing Datsun 510s. It had the 432 emblems on the front fender panels, hatch vents, and flairs (just like the car you pictured). I didn't get a chance to talk to anyone about it but I did snap some pictures. I'll try to post them when I get home.

Have fun!

Really Royce? buttonwillow earlier this month? Darn - i was supposed to go to that one.....

-e

Yup, it was the same weekend as the MSA party down your way, May 4-5th. This car was not perfect, better than mine, but did look very original.

Here some more...

And one more, this was the only Z racing that weekend, again a very original looking car...

The tan one is some kinda schweeeeet!

I take it this was not a sanctioned race weekend? The green car looks too stock to be running in EP. Looks like it has the stock suspension even, not to mention it doesn't look to have a complete roll cage, just a roll bar. Must be a work in progress.....

Hey 2manyZs,

Your right it was not a SCCA club event. It was a vintage race event with a Southern California club, Vintage Auto Race Association(VARA). See www.vararacing.com for more. They have a '72 year car production cut off date and I believe they follow the old '72 SCCA GCRs. They do keep class points and award champions. I've got the same rollbar so I may get my car out there with them some time. Although then I would have to put my L24, 4-speed and R-180 back in because they do keep track of class rules!

Have fun!

Hmm, sounds like fun. Just one small observation though, if they are following the old 72 GCCR and prep rules, the green car should say CP not EP. Z cars were in C Production in the 70's.

Royce,

CA license plate 3WIK075 belongs to the owner of www.classicdatsun.com down in Vista, CA (between LA & SD) so that's quite a drive up to Buttonwillow... SUPER nice guy and you did notice the car was RHD right?... just kidding.... although it looks like a 432 it isn't of course just a Japanese Z with US plates on it.

-e

I believe that really is a 432Z. There are pictures of it on his website. I recall talking to Les about it a couple of years ago.

Marty