Just a reminder on the Clocks, first one Arrived.

Check the link below for updates and please delete this post if it's deemed redundant.

Just thought I add a reminder thread instead of having to wade through all the post on the other.

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24546

~Z~

YOYOYO !

The 2 knob Rally Clock and

the 1 knob Calender Clock both arrived today !

The Rally Clock did not come with a Osicillator though, "Straight Bummer".

I'll post pics tomorrow here but mostly on the ( Rally Clock ~ Clocks ~ )

thread which is linked in the above post

I'll also have more information on

the clocks as I take a look at them tonight.

As always if you would be intersted in any of the clocks please send in those PM's and we'll proceed as previously planned in the ( Rally Clock ~ Clocks ~ )

thread.

Thyanx all ~Z~

HELLO

I got up some some pics as best I could for now.

The 1 knob Calender Clock does have it's face plate cover and glass. I just took it off during the photo shoot so I could give it a good cleaning but it looks like it will need to be restored by the ZCLOCKS.COM guy.

He does great work on these clocks and this face plate glass for the 1 knob will need his help.

But the good news is the Clock face itself is in exellent shape with bright, crisp lettering as well as the 2 Knob Rally Clock too

I will post more pics in the ( Rally Clock ~Clocks~ ) thread right now along with the link to more photos.

~Z~

Cool, where'd you get them from? yahoo auctions?

Yeah Buddy!

Will

HAAHAA HAHAHA

Cali Clock is from YJ

and the Rally Clock is from my hook ups on the Pan side.

(Pan imasu slangu yo Japan )

a.k.a. where ever I can find em yo.

Please use the above thread link in post #1 for Q's ya,

I'll be there yo.

HaHAAA ~Z~

Those clocks are very nice looking indeed.

By the way, how accurate should the "standard" clocks be? Of all the cars that I have owned from the 70's my Z is the only one with a clock that works at all.

It loses about 2 minutes per week. Is that normal? If not are there places that will clean and adjust a clock of this vintage?

My standard clock in my 280Z works fine, doesn't lose time and the same goes for my 810 though it's digital and considerably different fron a Z clock. I might have to contact Barbara Billingsley to translate what WingZro said.

Those clocks are very nice looking indeed.

By the way, how accurate should the "standard" clocks be? Of all the cars that I have owned from the 70's my Z is the only one with a clock that works at all.

It loses about 2 minutes per week. Is that normal? If not are there places that will clean and adjust a clock of this vintage?

Hi Walt!

The fella at http://zclocks.com/ Can help with that question.

Just click on his ~Expertise~ link and it'll explain.

Very knowledgable Cat and can even supply a

price quote for you maybe.

Please use this link http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24546

to discuss the clocks in thier other thread called

RALY CLOCK ~CLOCKS~ for reasons discussed in post number #1

Just trying not to flood this peticular thread. ERMM

(Darn Smileys still ain't workin )

~Z~

My standard clock in my 280Z works fine, doesn't lose time and the same goes for my 810 though it's digital and considerably different fron a Z clock. I might have to contact Barbara Billingsley to translate what WingZro said.

Pan= My slang word for JAPAN

imasu= Japaness word meaning ( is, are, am) pronunced "IMAS" with a silent "U"

slangu= Japness version of the word (slang).

Kind of like adding "O" to the word "Sprite", which is a soda pop name,

making their version of the name called "Sprito".

Japaness friend I met told me that one on the greyhound Bus LOL

yo= Japaness word meaning (for)

Japan= .......well, we all know that one

~Z~