Slick HD 240Z video

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I was browsing Vimeo.com and came across this video someone made of a 240z:

http://www.vimeo.com/3895132

It's in HD (you need to turn it on with the HD button).

Just to reiterate: this is NOT MINE, I just found it

Enjoy

[mtndude]

Nice!! Loved it. Such a beautiful car, the Z is. Thanks for sharing

[five&dime]

That is very well done. Car looks great in yellow!! I am suprised the camera man got behind the car for the burnout. Classic way to crack the camera lens from flying debris and if this is a true HD camera......

[ZFender]

Pretty well done. Car looked pretty good too. That audio makes me anxious for when mine's finally on the road.

[ToXIc]

nice.... man i need to get off my a$$ and start back working on mine..

[five&dime]

My dad noted the guy is in VA. He is in Loudon county. Does anyone know the owner?

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He is on hybridz, username is RB240Z.

Found it by googling his name from the credits. The internet can be so creepy.

[1970Datsun240z]

Nice video thanks for sharing. I love how it's in HD Z's are amazing!

[DatsunZsRule]

The guy did a good job with the video. Fun to watch.

[=Enigma=]

Nice.....I gotta go back to the garage now and and continue working on getting the Z back on the road. And I thought I was done for the night..

[240znz]

Nice video.

At rally sprints, we used to put a professional SONY broadcast cam and Fujinon lens about a foot behind one of the rear wheels at the start of the gravel hill climb. It made for some fantastic television as you can imagine. To stop tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage, we built a frame with a slot in front which new thick lexan was dropped into. The frame was out of shot. Cost about $10 a start....one of the cheapest TV effects of the day.

[junglist]

Ha, just randomly found this thread cruising the forums late at night. My brother who is in film school made that video for my friend & I. He shot it with a Panasonic 1080p HD cam at 720p 24 frames per second. We actually shot most of it near Manassas airport in Prince William County, VA and in some industrial parks around there. It was mainly an exercise for all three of us to get an idea of how to film cars, what looks good and what doesn't so we will be prepared to make some badass HD videos of the track whore when its finished (hopefully this fall).

The owner is indeed RB240Z on hybridZ, him & I are currently working together on restoring/building a hardcore street/track '72 Z with a built L28ET.