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New with 71 240z

Greddy
Greddy
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Hi everybody, ;)

I'm from Lithuania and have just bought 240z from California, RANCHO CUCAMONGA. It's really awesome car. And i'd like to know if there is the past owner of this car?

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comment_235014
Hello Greddy,

Nice car.

Where did you find the spare parts ?

Is this this the only Z in Lithuania ?

Good luck for the future

Rainer from Germany

Thank you, the only one spare part is taillight from ebay in USA. Another parts like hood are the same, a lot of work. ;) Are there any meets in germany? I'm planning to come.

I think there is one 240Z in Lithuania. It's now selling. ZU VERKAUFEN. :D

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comment_235015
Hi Greddy - The car looks beautiful. I hope you do hear from the former owner, so we can hear the story behind the damage. It looks like a tree came down on it. I love the color you chose.

The color is the same like subaru impreza. I hope the owner will turn up. Sorry for my ban english.

comment_235041

Wow! That is some incredible bodywork you've done there! Here in the US, it would have been swap out the fender, door and hood with replacements as those look to far gone for the skill level (and cost factor) of bodyshops here. Looks like your front turn signal is cracked on the inside edge -- have to get you a new one!

Great work!

comment_235070

That is very impressive! I can't imagine how much time was spent repairing the hood, fender, and door. It goes to show what can be done when you are forced to use what you have. You must be the envy of all your friends, driving what must be a rare car where you live.

comment_235099
That is very impressive! I can't imagine how much time was spent repairing the hood, fender, and door. It goes to show what can be done when you are forced to use what you have. You must be the envy of all your friends, driving what must be a rare car where you live.

Very,very nice. That was one heck of alot of work to say the least. I am impressed . Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you wanted to come to the USA and do body work like that you would have a job as long as you wanted to. Amazing

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