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R2000 z

Posted October 3, 201113 yr

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Bagged it air tight. The jan 71 240z has the hatch vents so I decided to refresh them and make it air tight. I used vapor barrier and tyvek tape.

It finished nicely right up to the hatch seals. I'll post tons of tech tips and photos over the next two weeks.

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October 5, 201113 yr

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I think that it is a great idea. The young lady in the Z obviously shows her good taste in cars.

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October 5, 201113 yr

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That is my boss... Mrs. Blue. She was a good sport pulling the rope as my brother and I set the window in place.

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