enthusiast concentrate on engine bay ( now )

[skyc110]

this is one of my freinds, pay 550$ to give a stock look to the engine bay

the 550 includes

1 - sandblasting the bay, engine ( after removing the engine outside )

2 - tightening the bolts ( reparing the leakages )

3 - thermal blue quoting for the cylinder , and polishing the head

4 - rearranging the AC and the brake tubes, as per the parts manual and polishing them.

5 - guiding you what ur bay missing ( if u dont know )

6 - gold and silver galvanizing, and some chrome plating

spare parts is not included, time is one week in the shop , actaul work is about 20 hours.

Edited September 22, 2012 by skyc110

[Diseazd]

Great deal.......looks awesome!

[hls30.com]

That looks really pretty, but... in "as it came from the factory(otherwise known as "stock") form" NOTHING under the hood was polished or chrome plated ...so if your friend paid $550 to get the look of a stock engine compartment, he must have paid for "stockish"

It does look great though!

Edited September 22, 2012 by hls30.com

[sblake01]

The compressor used on that AC system wasn't available in 1973 plus it has a condensor mounted electric fan; not stock. Looks great, however.

[Walter Moore]

He does still have the stock fan, (visible at 0:30 in the video) someone just added a pusher fan for extra cooling.

(Give him a break, it gets hot in Kuwait.)

[JMT240KGTR]

That is excellent value for $550. Looks great, clean and very original. Well done, wish there was somewhere in Australia that would do this for so cheap!

[fraz]

That is so neat!

[Adzmax]

Looks fantastic. Nice work

[skyc110]

The compressor used on that AC system wasn't available in 1973 plus it has a condensor mounted electric fan; not stock. Looks great, however.

I told him to remove the front electric fan, as well as to change the color of the starter ( black ) the starter as what we saw in the old broshures ( gold and gray )

we recieved the 1973 ( AC ) do u mean a different shape of comp. was thier ?

thank u for ur positive comments.

[skyc110]

another update

[sblake01]

we recieved the 1973 ( AC ) do u mean a different shape of comp. was thier ?

That appears to be a 'mist jet' type compressor. Nissan didn't utilize that type until 1979. A 1973 would have had a 'swash plate' type compressor which would be visually distingushable by the side cover which the one in your video does not have. Edited October 2, 2012 by sblake01

[Adzmax]

Looks fantastic, would love to see inside too!