A few before and after photos of the 240...

[Diseazd]

Very....very nice!!! Nissan has new horn buttons.

Edited March 16, 2011 by Diseazd

[Gary in NJ]

It really looks great. I too love the blue interior.

[Mike B]

Looks good Randy. What is the black coating on the bottom of the car? Where did you get the blue reproduction interior pieces (door panels, seats, and plastic panels)?

-Mike

[mally002]

Hey Mike,

All the interior came from Les, even the carpet.

Since I wasn't doing a concours car I went a little overboard and used Por-15 then some Schutz coating a few weeks later. That's the coating you see in the pictures.

I may have added a little weight, but figured it would be worth it if my great, great, great, grandkids ever want to drive the car..........:classic:

[Jeff G 78]

Excellent job mally, thanks for sharing your photos! Restore another half dozen like that and you'll give Guy some competition.

[Duffman]

Randy, what did you use to replace the plastic riser piece that goes at the top of the lip between the rear and front of the car (see pic)? Looks like you found something new or came up with a good replacement!

[herbsteiner]

Those are the most beautiful carburetors I've ever seen! WOW factor out the wazoo! Good job!!!!

[bpilati]

Really nice, how long did it take?

[Zedyone_kenobi]

Are those 14" or 15" konigs?

[Arne]

Are those 14" or 15" konigs?

Look like 15" to me.

[260zCaliCar]

Awesome restoration. I can tell you from first hand experience that polishing a set of carbs like that requires an insane amount of time and effort.

In fact my carbs took so much work that I have decided not to put them on my Z. they sit on my desk in my office and I treat them like a work of art.

Hat's off to you for doing the work and using them!

[spdcrazy]

looks really good!

quick question tho, what wheels are those? i have them as well and i'm trying to figure out what they are!