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Diseazd

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  1. Motorsport and Black Dragon have them. I just ordered mine from Motorsport.
  2. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Anyone's 240Z up more than their 401K?
  3. Dustin....Start with the simple things that you can do.......Start at the front and work back. Remove,clean and replace every item you can. Also get some Z books from Motorsport....they have them all. Good Luck!
  4. Z-1........There's several sets on ebay right now........The best price is buy-it-now for $12.65. Look under DATSUN 240Z in ebaymotors...item#25031/17599744. He should be able to mail it in an envelope with 2-3 postage stamps.
  5. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Engine & Drivetrain
    Remove it ......Then throw it away!
  6. Don't forget to let us know if it's gone!
  7. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Body & Paint
    Ron....No, but will reply when I receive it in a week. Guy
  8. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Body & Paint
    Ron......Most Z's running around in the 70's had the BRE spoilers. Just ordered my BRE type spoiler from Motorsport. $152.95 plus S&H.
  9. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Body & Paint
    Thanks Geezer......It's nice when my son and I can both be right.....I remember the BRE spoilers from the 70's and was almost certain there was not an emblem section. I'm looking for originality, so I won't be putting the emblems on the spoiler. Guy
  10. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    I agree Carl......my wife would kill me if I bought another one, but it is truly a bargain and a good investment!
  11. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Body & Paint
    I'm thinking about putting a rear BRE spoiler on my 71 resto. I don't know anything about how they are attached etc. Are they bolted on to the tailgate and if so what keeps water from entering the bolt holes and rusting the metal? Do you think the juice is worth the squeeze? I like the look!
  12. Agreed......A good bodyman is almost impossible to find (one that doesn't cut corners). This type of resto is very expensive.......You can find people that do decent work for 1/4 of what this will cost. You've got to have the disease, and I've had it since my first 240Z......and it's only getting worse!
  13. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    When I finish my 71 resto, I can guarantee it'll be more than $39,000.00. The seller probably paid over $30,000.00 from the program. I've heard he's very reputable too.
  14. Same here.....It feels like a lot of play, but it probably ain't the problem!
  15. Mark.....would love to have you over......I just bought some PM stock....I'm a broker. Guy
  16. If anyone knows the owner of the Safari Gold Z please PM me. I'm doing a Safari Gold resto and would like to know where he got his color (formula). Thanks Guy
  17. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Carburetor Central
    Zedd Savers sells restored fuel rails.....they're beautiful!
  18. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Don't cut corners.....go with Les. You'll live with it forever.....do it right!
  19. Carl......My 5/70 1970 has the metal emblems on the tailgate. Guy
  20. Diseazd posted a post in a topic in Interior
    I'm looking to replace the door seals on my 71 restoration. Motorsports offers a one-piece seal. Has anyone used this door seal or do you have suggestions of what works best? Show me some pics if possible. Thanks Guy
  21. Jared....Congrats on a job done right! It's going to be exceptional.
  22. Bruce ....I've heard they're making a new version of 'Just SU's" starring Pee Wee Herman......any truth to that?
  23. The show is next Sunday......Anyone needing directions, let me know. Guy
  24. Randy......you're starting to get into it aren't you? Careful or you'll be an expert on the 240Z clutch! Good Luck......Guy
  25. Yes I noticed it on my P-79 Felpro head gasket and ordered the stock Nissan gasket. They each covered the exact same amount of the water passages.....therefore that must have been in the engineer's design. I believe the one in the picture above is a Felpro which overlays the stock gasket perfectly.
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