Mike

Looking great!!!! I have a very similar setup. One problem I have is the heat from the headers affects the brake lines causing other problems. I've looked for a heat shield for the brake lines but haven't found anything yet. Mike

You can also look at some of the great duct products for marine. Here's a link to something I've used in my boat. It's much stronger and won't rip like other thin products. Doesn't look like you need much but at least it's an option. https://www.fisheriessupply.com/trident-marine-trident-polyduct-hvac-duct/481-3000

Looks like a very nice 240z, good luck with the sale. Don't forget to come back and let us know when the auction starts! Mike

FYI, links don't work if they are in the title. Here's the link so people can click on it. Wheeler Dealers 240ZWheeler Dealers 240ZTHE WHEELER DEALERS 1972 240Z

You can get those by supporting the club. Mad Max or Daily Driver https://www.classiczcars.com/subscriptions/

Umm.. this was an ad from 2018. Maybe they sold after 7 years... dunno for sure. ;) Unless, are you a spambot?

Hopefully he got my ping and pays us a visit again...

Appears they come with a relay which "should" enable you to run with your existing wiring. I don't see a wiring diagram so I don't know for sure. Note these look like they are HID upgrades which require a voltage converter and is also included. @Zs-ondabrain Dave, you still lurking around? Is this your kit sold by MSA? If so, can you provide more deets? Mike

Wow! That's almost $44k USD..... If I had a big shop/garage, I'd consider buying the Craigslist link above... Decent TT's are hard to find. Most of them are heavily modified or beat to hell.

Oh my... just look at this powered hyrdaulic setup. I wish I had a set of these when I was doing my resto back in the day. This seems like a good alternative. https://quickjack.com/

Just stumbled upon this clean 300zx tonight while browsing Craigslist. Located in the Seattle, WA area. Looks like she's been babied... craigslist1994 nissan 300zx twin turbo for sale by owner - Carlsbor...Near perfect example. Slightly enhanced w/ 67k miles. This is a one senior woman owned TT that has never been railed, always perfectly maintained, and garaged since day one. Super rare turbo with...

Check this out, I always get into arguments with people about the "best" light for the situation. But with a car my belief is higher Kelvin is better because it brings out the details and can typically travel further. Here's a screen showing the different light levels and how it works. Credit: Lumistrips With LED technology you can basically control what you want to see (with the appropriate purchase ofc). Here are the options that Holley shows on their website.

@bpilati First one is best for me, my car isn't modernized to fashion the halo ring on the 2nd option. TBH, this looks like a kit that Dave put together and is selling through MSA. Dave really knows his stuff and makes good electrical mods. @SteveJ The Koito housing didn't show up for me with that link. Do you have another one? @Grapes Interesting find on the Holley Retrobrights.. can you share pics of your install? I would think it needs a different housing unless they provide one? Do you need to cut the stock housing? m

Rhino Ramps? Are these the ones you're talking about?

I used to have a set of the old metal ramps that would slide across the garage floor when trying to drive the car up the ramp. These look like they are so much better. I also have an E89 Z4 which would also benefit from the purchase. I’ll post a few pics after I recoup from tax season.

Yeah they have many options. Seems like a good product but I wasn't sure about the density of the rubber. Pics show heavy hot rods on these ramps so probably not an issue for a little Z. ;)

Just wondering if anyone has purchased and tried products from Race Ramps? I'm looking at possibly using this for my ultra small garage just to look under the car. And the flat stoppers for long term storage of my Z.

Yes, the info at zcon.org is accurate. Here's a link directly to the convention info. Looks like the detailed schedule (within the same dates) is still being worked on. But venue and overall dates are set. https://zcon.org/conventions/2025/