Big sam

The riveting of pliers is one of the great mysteries of the universe, along with what was used to make the parts of the first lathe, and the chicken and the egg.

Naughty!

A z that makes food?

You could try protecting areas you don't want effected by welding spatter with dampened bath towels. This has worked for me before.

There's an mr2 of about that age in the background of photo #6

I did temporarily "lose" my z in a big car park once, it was hiding between two modern cars...

great video;)

My gauge can give some fairly low readings as well.I'll get around to ordering a new sender one day. I have a mechanical gauge that I fit every so often and check the oil pressure under driving conditions. And so far it's been fine.

Hi, I usually get all sorts of attention when out in the z, smiles, waves ,a friendly pat on the roof and comment "nice old car mate"by a cop as he handed me my speeding ticket,and an amusing comment from an american guy at the gas station last weekend, " nice car, what year is that? how'd you get the steering wheel on the other side?" not sure all the 350/370z owners recogniZe their car's distant relative.Also, there does seem to be a mentality down here of "oh that looks old I'll go out of my way to (try) and pass it.

Today I carefully filed/lapped the oil filler neck, so that when it is screwed in,the word "oil" on the filler cap lines up with the words "nissan ohc" on the rocker cover....

looking forward to seeing this Brian

I think we should mark this occasion with a holiday:)

Im going to be in england next week, maybe I,l head over there and take a look.the silverstone classic looks to be quite a good race meeting.And to see my cars name sake would be great:classic:

Looks like a 411 bluebird.Cool little car.

Hi, m8 x 1.25 is the size. Im not sure of the length.