1976 280Z Restoration Project

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I hear what you’re saying. This will be a street car, so no large fuel draws. I compared the draw effort through the tank before and after coating (very scientific, I sucked on the output line), and found no real measurable difference in amount of volume coming from the tank.

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Well, after three years of spinning and stripping....
SASSZ is off the rotisserie!
Now to figure out the best way to stabilize her and still be able to work on her/move her around...

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This will do for now. Might rig something a little more rugged up later.

[grannyknot]

  You're not going to push it around like that are you? All that work.

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Front bumper shocks off!!

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  You're not going to push it around like that are you? All that work.

I figure it will get great gas mileage like this and most of my car shows are close...

 

I will get it on solid suspension as soon as I can.

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And now I can work around the rear bumper mounts too!


The reason for putting the car down now is because the car on the rotisserie would have been too heavy to remove after I installed all the suspension components. Now I can mount those and get the car on some work wheels.

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Or play with the bumper...

[Patcon]

I am gonna have to get busy to keep up

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You’re safe... I have a ways to go yet.

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