hi guys,

here are some newer update of my project..and i'm gonna name her as Megumi!!....anyway, decided to finish her up as a ZG replica.

:knockedou

The body restoration works were completed and now left with the outer surface work for spraying.

Even the crippling legs, i do miss her alot!!..

The wheels will be sparayed with same colour, the dark grey

this is the G nose replica kit from Japan..bought it for around USD350.

Not sure how well its gonna fit, its all up to the installation work later on.

Way to rescue another Z from the grave yard! I love seeing people do that. Good luck on your resto.

guys,

having difficulties in getting the G nose fitted withouth the Hinge...therefore waiting for it to be sent out from US...meantime, here are some other Malaysian Z photos i wish to share!!>..cheers!

If you see a ferrari red 1971 240Z with the plate JAG 636, that used to be my car! Regretted selling it ever since! There's a workshop in Sungai Besi near KL that did the paint for me using the same paint as the Ferrari F1 cars!

Dude get a set from Bad Dog, the price is good and the product is excellent. I am sure they can get them to you via DHL or Fedex. I used a set on my Gnose project.

guys,

having difficulties in getting the G nose fitted withouth the Hinge...therefore waiting for it to be sent out from US...meantime, here are some other Malaysian Z photos i wish to share!!>..cheers!

hi idpearl,

i think i've seen tht car just not too long ago..

guys,

the resto process is getting abit too slow but neverthelss...this is the car with the G-nose and custom made hinge. Still have no feedback from BadDog parts though..the hinge works well..

Looks great! Just a question, how many people are you working on a car?

Keep going, that's the way to do it.

I'l follow it.

Bart.

My girlfriend is from Pattani Thailand, that's not so far from you.

Hi Tony:

Grettings from Puerto Rico. Great job and outstanding goal you have aimed. The rescue of this survivor will mean a lot to you and we all know as Z owners that it will become part of your life. Keep on the project and post more pictures. Hope that your leg is healing and that the project could speed up during the summer.

That's a nice looking conversion!

Have you changed the radiator? You might consider an improved rad to keep the coolant temps down.