I heard a lot of stories about how many years it takes to finish project, i think if you are not into restoring stock 240z, then our project is like ongoing theme.Our cars need constantly something new or we need more hp and torque.Anyway, here is my car ,let me know what do you think.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2186994/1

just needs the bumpers, look'n great. what kind of seats are those?

The seats are from Mazda RX 7 first generation.And there are bumpers on the car i just like it that way.

I like it. Very clean.

I like everything, except for the rim's.

The paint looks great with that interior.

I normally don't like those type of rims much either but I think they look great on there. Perhaps it the white that makes it work. Love the seats. Was it hard to find a color match for the leather/pleather?

You know, those half-bumpers up front look pretty good, as does the whole car. It's exactly not the way I'd have done it, but that's just fine. That's why we all have our own cars.

Anyway, very nice job!

Hi David, your Z looks fantastic! The seats look comfortable, was it easy to put them in?

When I click the link I can't seem to see any pictures, just the words 'expand' but when I click that I get a seperate pop up box with nothing in it.

Sorry, I tried the same link w/ Internet Explorer, rather than Firefox and the photos showed up. Very nice car -- good work!

Love the mini-bumperette treatment up front. I've had thoughts of that for years (decades). Maybe you might do a little photo story with some close-up details, would love to see more details.

Thank you very much for all responces. Regarding the seats, well it was not that difficult to color match it, they guy in upholstery shop had a lot of vinyl examples so we spend about half an hour to match everything. But instalation was PITA, would never do it again.The driver seat still little bit off the center line, but it doesn't bother me at all.

Regarding bumpers, well i will talke few pictures ,close ups and post them later this week.

As for rims, first i thought to put snowflakes which i have, but swastike rims are in a better condition. I still want to install snowflakes but i need them polished, and this job cost around $400.00 and i simply don't have time to sit and do it on my own.

Thank you all again for warm responces.If you have any more questions, please ask.

It works for me...Looks great man!