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I am interestemd in purchasing a minor cracked to non cracked dashpad or dash assembly. I live in the SoCal area. please PM or E-mail.

I have been waiting for the operation to get going in U.S. I have 4 dashes ready to ship awaiting a call. I would be interested so I can get my car up and running. I have plenty of frames and instrumenta so that isn't an issue.

Thansk everyone I will give the folks a call.

Does anyone have a recommendation about which seat upholstery kits I should go with in my '73z?

I will contact him as far as putting some of his work on the site.

I found an outfit in Palmdale / Lancaster, California area that is willing to get involved with the club. He is wanting to refurbish "Z" bumpers and accessories. I took a bumper to him, to have straightened, rubber mount strip holes welded shut, triple nickel chrome finish to show quality for $350.00. I have looked around for this kind of quality in the SoCal area, online and even some recommended shops. The average cost has been between $950.00 to $1375.00 for a complete bumper set and I have been somewhat unimpressed with the well known outfits customer service and quality. I talked at length with the owner and he might be willing to cut a volume deal or setup a club discount if we can justify enough usage. If any one is interested please let me know. He also added he is willing to ship worldwide as he does for some U.K. customers. - Tom

All nissan dealers stock or can get them.

Bumper Boyz in L.A. Will Do your bumpers (front and rear) for around $700 talk to Carlos Jr. and tell him you want the smoothies for your"Z". They are the premier show plating outfit in So Cal. I tried other places to do the same work, average $ was $1055.00 or more.

Lowest price auto glass in Bakersfield Was able to get them for $99.00 installed. Rear hatch without heater strips was $89.99.Shop around shipping on large glass items sucks.

I know of a couple of places in the Lancaster / Palmdale area that are modified freindly........For a small donation.

If you are in the SoCal area, I have a complete harness set for a '72. I also rebuild and modify fooched harness sets.

I was given a perfect '70 521 over the weekend. It was stored since '81 in a factory building. I was looking it over to replace 1600 motor with my extra 280 motor but that pesky firewall and tiny tranny bump would be quite an obstacle to overcome. My 6 year old asked "Dad, can I have a V8?". Then it hit me, I said "I think it could work but what set-up would we use?" after a puzzled look he reminded me that the juice was in the house. Anyway do any of you "Z"experts have any suggestions on how's, why's, or am I just dreaming.

I "pm" ed you guys with contact info. Thanks for your response. - Tom

I am curious how well your Holley works.