DatsunZGuy

Hi Scott, I found this tool kit inventory list in my '72 (mfg. 12/71). As for the green strap, I have no clue

Here's a post I did a few years ago which has a link to some Freeze 12: http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showpost.php?p=133514&postcount=2 I just tested the URL and it still works!

I restored a set a few years ago. I used gel paint stipper to remove the peeling finsh from the spokes and center caps. After a good dry and rinse, I applied quick release tape over the entire front part of the wheel and cut out the spoke centers with an Xacto knife. Then, I used Dupli-color dark argent wheel paint to refinish the centers. Finally, I used Mother's wheels cleaner and many hours of polishing by hand to get the shine back.

Welcome to the forum! I currently own a '72 that I had shipped from Kansas to California. My main objective was to find a one owner, low mileage car with little or no rust. I got lucky on all counts. Like me, it sounds like you're the kind of person who parks their car a million away from other vehicles In late 1989, I bought a cherry red pearl 240SX hatchback when they first came out. I probably would still have if it wasn't for the fact that I got shipped overseas. Again, welcome and take advantage of the forum's seach function to find a lot of good advice. Most of us have been there and done that!

Albeit not my 240Z, I swapped out the R-12 on my 1993 MR2 to Freeze 12 about a year ago. No problems with the switch and I am very satisfied.

I removed my old R12 A/C system and will most likely opt for a newer R134 unit when the time comes. http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=CP&Product_Code=240Z-AC

Never used this company, but they do have special pricing for club members. http://www.restoration-specialties.net/Plating.htm

I am sorry to hear of Scott's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Vicky.

Sorry the link is useless to us since it's pointing to your local dive

Welcome to the forum. What do you mean by "make it better"? That's a pretty general statement. Is there an issue with misfiring, flooding, etc... Do you have dreams of going down the 1/4 mile in under 10 seconds? Details, please.

the condition and seal of the rear taillight gaskets. In addtion, some owners also had good luck when they extended the tailpipe past the rear bumper a few extra inches.

I have $10,000.00 agreed value coverage on my '72 and paying $106.00/year with Hagerty.

Mike @ Banzai should have them. http://www.zzxdatsun.com/

Another source: http://store.datsunspirit.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=4

with key fob.

Purchased mine via mail order. It sprays on clear and has a slight texture, but a satin finish. I sprayed this stuff on the black fairing on my motorcycle to prevent stone chips from the front wheel.

This stuff works great!

Can you be more specific on what's going on?

When you say the tail light panels and grill are different colors are you factoring in fading? For example, there is a shot of my rear panel in this thread that shows a profound difference where my license plate hid the panel behind it from exposure to the sun. http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13593&highlight=Color+grill%2Frear+tail+light+panel This post gives you the recipe to mix the formula up yourself: http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showpost.php?p=33044&postcount=5

Nice to see the site back up again. Kudos, Mike!!!

Where did you go?

Yup...that's a normal 240Z alright. Oil pressure too low, engine temperature too high

Early toggle style hazard switch and speedo starting at 20 mph. Looks to be a 1970 dash.