November 7, 200816 yr comment_265680 Hi Adrian:I sent you and Mark an e-mail message. So the two of you could connect directly. If you didn't get it - let me know. I did get a response from Mark, and he has reviewed this thread... perhaps sent you an PM.kind regards,Carl Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/27345-whats-the-earliest-auto-z/?&page=3#findComment-265680 Share on other sites More sharing options...
July 8, 201113 yr Author comment_360918 Time to revive this ancient thread. After letting this car sit for 2 years, I started working on it last October. The last prior registration was 1987. I have done: Refurbished gas tank Changed fuel sensor New upper water coupler, temp sensor, thermostat Had radiator shop Frankenstein 2 bad stock radiators into 1 good one Pulled out all aftermarket gauges Changed oil pressure sensor Replaced all rubber lines, vacuum and fuel Fan belt Starter Battery and battery wires NGK plugs and plug wires Rebuilt dual point distributor (I had one lying about anyway) Brakes: new pads and shoes had rotors and drums turned new master cylinder front brake lines brake fluid flush and bleed Changed oil & filter Air filter Western wheel center lines with holes Refinished steering wheel Horn button Choke knob door lock knobs Carbs - cleaned and replaced float bowl gaskets (these need rebuilt to work right) It runs, but I need to fix the horn and turn signals, have carbs rebuilt and adjusted before it's road ready. It's registered and licensed with a historic plate. I've attached some pics. Now its just too hot to work on a car so it's covered up and I'll hit it again in October when it cools off. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/27345-whats-the-earliest-auto-z/?&page=3#findComment-360918 Share on other sites More sharing options...
July 15, 201113 yr Author comment_361529 Re-reading this whole thread, I noticed I didn't leave the details of #7969: Build date is 8/70, titled as a 71 Nissan 2400 valve cover 4 screw SU's No heat riser or flap on the air cleaner Used to have AC Metal emblems, not plastic Has the original emissions decal for the automatic trans under the hood Ashtray and cigarette lighter in the automatic console Speedometer starts at 20mph Original tools, manual and warranty book with cards from the dealer Tool boxes behind the seats Vents on the hatchThe warranty book includes the details like orange exterior/black interior and auto trans. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/27345-whats-the-earliest-auto-z/?&page=3#findComment-361529 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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