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  1. How many miles have you driven it with possible low oil pressure? I agree with previous comments - verify pressure with an independent gauge, not the dash gauge. Basically, when LOW oil pressure becomes NO oil pressure, the engine will lock and need to be rebuilt. Dennis
  2. The first "Item #10" (Block painted in genuine Nissan blue) on the rebuild list you showed is probably the only thing that you can be sure was done. The fact that there's a second "Item #10" on the sheet should be a clue to the quality and thoroughness of the seller. Who, if I remember correctly, had/has a sketchy reputation. Dennis
  3. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Appears to have a "full face" dash cap/cover (image 5578). Lots of shiny cosmetic work and based on the pictures, the owner is very proud of the driver's side. Seems to be selling it based on what appears to be a straight body covered with an OK shiny and well waxed paint job. How is it mechanically? Rattles, miles, gear shifts? Have you held a magnet to body panels to check for Bondo? Dennis
  4. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    It also makes a good personalized license plate. Dennis
  5. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    When I had a new key cut, I took the key code number from the glovebox door tag to a locksmith. Quick, easy, inexpensive. Dennis
  6. Sehr gut, mein herr! Ja!
  7. Maybe some do, but the Porsche assembly line workers get to drink beer on their break periods. I found it interesting to see them sitting at tables pounding down a German Bier before heading back to the line when I've toured the factory. Not sure the UAW has pushed for that benefit. Dennis
  8. A place for everything and everything in its place. My garage makes yours look tidy and well organized. Dennis
  9. Good catch! Dennis
  10. psdenno posted a post in a topic in 510
    Yikes!!! Looks like you set the buffer speed to 52,000 RPM. I've never used a buffer on trim pieces and am now afraid to do so in the future. Dennis
  11. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    You're right about a dog not lasting long. The law now allows one to smash a car window to release a dog left in a hot car. You have to be careful about what you leave in the car. I think I've previously mentioned having left an aerosol can of flat tire fixer in the car and having it explode - the "shoe-goo" flat fixer was all over everything in the tool kit where the can was stored. Fortunately, it's only going to be in the 80s the rest of this week. A good way to end the year compared to those who live in Duluth, Minneapolis, or Erie. Dennis
  12. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Yup, that's about how a dash cap looks after sitting in the sun in my neighborhood during the summer. With 120º outside temperature and significantly hotter inside the car, anything plastic left on the dash tends to melt - CDs, sunglasses, cassettes, Gumby. Dennis
  13. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    Merry Christmas from sunny Southern California! Dennis
  14. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Lots of questions. It could be a fiberglass shell sprayed with texture material or it could be a flimsy foam form covered with a hard plastic exterior or it could be constructed just like the original factory item and be wonderful. The "Summer in the Sun" test will be crucial. It does look good as pictured and I hope the quality matches. Dennis
  15. First time I've seen a radio "delete" panel with storage cubby. Interesting car. Dennis
  16. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Any word on the material it's made of, thickness, UV resistance, how it looks after a summer in the sun? Sure looks nice fresh out of the box. Dennis
  17. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    I had German language classes in middle and high school and finally got to use what little I learned/remembered 30+ years later on trips to Germany where I attended birthday parties for Ferdinand Porsche. Fortunately, he understood English better than I spoke German. Those were the days, as they say. Invited to the party, stop at the factory to pick up a "loaner" Porsche for a week (one time a 928, next time a 944S, another time a Boxster), and party like it was 1939. Good memories. Dennis
  18. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    So, you think your neighbors would ausfahrt to the dealership just because of a little auspuff problem? Gott in Himmel! Gotta love those German words that bring out the eight year old in all of us. Dennis
  19. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Chit Chat
    All you need is that bike inner tube, an adjustable hose clamp, a pair of scissors, and you'll have instant tuned auspuff. Be sure to yell scheisse like the camera operator did. Too much fun! Dennis
  20. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Let me add my "No" vote. Any markings indicating manufacturer of the sun roof? Dennis
  21. Only 84 degrees here in the desert today. But the wind chill factor brings it down to 82. ? Stay safe and throw another log in the fireplace. Dennis
  22. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Internet Finds
    It boggles the mind to think of how it came to be that way. Fire, followed by flood, followed by being used as a trampoline? A good winter project. Dennis
  23. My 4/71 Z has just one key for all locks and ignition. Dennis
  24. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    Got spark? Check fuel filter. Is gas pump pumping and how much pressure? Sync the carbs with an airflow meter when it starts running. Check carb floats, Dual carbs tend to double the fun of troubleshooting. Good luck. Dennis
  25. psdenno posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    It should be exactly like the stock wheels that came on the car originally, unless someone changed it out over the last 45 years. Dennis
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