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Posted December 5, 200222 yr

comment_20372

anyone like this bodykit??

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December 12, 200222 yr

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Originally posted by mperdue
Hell Yeah!! I'll take 2!

Sorry , just sold it...

enclosed pic of the interior

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September 17, 200321 yr

comment_49980

Hell yeah, I'd floss that body kit on the red Z! Looks alot like my avader drawing.

Brian

PS: Does Thomas Alsterfalk make those kits anymore?

I'd really love to have the front fesca on the red Z!

:love:

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September 17, 200321 yr

comment_49982

yep me too, if that red front spoiler is available in sweden, then ill by one for sure!

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September 17, 200321 yr

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Ohh $^!# yeah!

Finally I have something with some knowledge....

A Nissan Sunny.. wow.. definatly... something no where related to a Z car.. other than being a Nissan.

Lots of variants... B12/B13/B14/B15 chassis

1.6L SR16VE engine.... (has VVL- Variable Valve and Lift.. like VTEC but Nissan Style) and in the BASE models.. they have 1.6L GA16DE motors.

Then there is the GTiR Sunny.. an AWD beast with the SR20DET!

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In America it's an Nissan Sentra.... elsewhere it's a Nissan Sunny. or Super Saloon.

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WHy is that on there... I have no idea.

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September 17, 200321 yr

comment_49990

And in Australia, the Pulsar. :classic:

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September 17, 200321 yr

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Yep, that last pic was of (here in AUS) a GTi-R Pulsar (N14?). Wish i had of bought one of them a while back... those are little pocket rockets... SR20 is expensive for mods though... oh well, stick to the Zed....

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November 3, 200321 yr

comment_55760

i think the kit looks good if your going for that kind of a look I personaly am shopping for one as well. Im not looking for something that dramatic. Im looking for something that keeps the round classic look the car has already. but look intemadating enough to make those kids in there honda rice rockets get a little scared. but im just a kid so what do i know?

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November 4, 200321 yr

comment_55784

Why dont you post a pic of a 1972 Sunny for period accuracy.

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November 4, 200321 yr

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November 4, 200321 yr

comment_55801

Well as it seems we have revived the topic I'll add something for those interested in the little Sunny boy (Datsun 1200)...

In the early 70's Nissan (like everyone else in the world) was experimenting with rotary power. They used a 1200 Coupe (Sunny) with a 1.0 litre twin-rotor engine with a four-barrel carby. It was previewed at the 1972 Tokyo Auto Show and was soooo close to production... but then they decided not to make it for one reason or another (oil crisis?). This Nissan rotary engine produced 120HP, as opposed to the meagre 69HP of the 1.2 litre four cylinder of the standard 1200.

FWIW...