Mike

That sounds like it came from a single guy who's a true vetran... :laugh: As my uncle once told me, "Never under-estimate the power of the p****." It has started wars, torn-apart families, and caused men to drive mini-vans. It's just the way it is. Relationships are a give-give situation and I always believe in treating my lady with nothing but royalty. -- MIke

Is your car a Scarab conversion? -- MIke

Here's a link to our gallery: http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost

Agreed, that's a nice car. Can you post the pictures to our gallery? The linked pictures work fine, but, they might vanish in 1-2 years when that website changes. If we have them in our gallery, they will always be here. dsommer, is that your car?

Agreed, I believe the Seahawks were robbed of at least two touchdowns. Especially the one that went through all the reviews. Where the hell were those refs from anyway? One of my buddies lost 200 bucks on that game. Luckily I don't bet on games......

Hey, we are totally welcome to the ZX. Although most of our members are early Z owners, the ZX is quickly becoming a classic. If you have a question about your ZX, don't be shy.... I must also compliment you on a very nice looking Z. It must be difficult to find parts and support in Finland. Or, do you notice a lot of other Z car owners in your country?

Thanks for the help Vic.

Damnit guys!!! I missed this. I was at the Wilsonville Nissan on Sunday and they told me about it. Bummer I missed all of you. Hey, can you guys put your meets in our event calendar? I'd love to start going but I need a reminder. -- Mike

Here are some more CAD files of other vehicles in case anyone is interested. cobra.dwg Porsche911-plan.dwg harley.dwg Viper.dwg FerrariF2001.dwg

I have a copy of the .DWG file (attached) -- Credit: 26th-Z created this one. But, it's only the top view. I'd like to see the front and sides done as well. Even better -- a whole wireframe done in 3D. Datsun 240Z.dwg

Hi guys, There have been some discussion and some progress on CAD drawings for the early Z series. 26th-Z has actually done some work on it (and some others as well). Check out these threads: http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7405&highlight=CAD http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17609&highlight=CAD [m]

Oh hell yea... I'd go to that if I lived in LA. My travels to Australia were interesting. From all the wild Aboriginal people running through the streets spearing innocent bystanders, to the crazy 'Skippies' whacking cars with their tails, to the lazy Skippies laying out on the golf courses, to the rude and crude people... I'll never go back. I was a bit worried when I found snakes and spiders in my hotel bed. That was enough for me. JUST KIDDING!! In all seriousness, I absolutely loved all of it. The modern city of Melbourne was host to many of the most polite Awckers (sp?) I've ever met. The landscaping was amazingly beautiful. I even spent one day on the ski slopes and another day at the races watching Todd Kelly rip up the competition. Only complaint is Australia needs more Starbucks!!!!!! But, next time I'm going farther North... It's warmer up there and the diving is amazing. Anyway, I would consider migrating. I loved it that much. -- Mike

I just made it sticky and put it in our technical articles forum.

No doubt, this would be excellent for tech articles. I wonder how we can convert the DOC file to HTML efficiently. Or, you can simply post the DOC to the thread so that it's pulled into the database (rather than a link to an outside site). I would like to see this one last forever.... it's such a good job! Actually, I can sticky this one...

Yea, no doubt! I would be willing to put them up for sale as a fundraiser for the club if we can get our hands on all of the emblems.

He also claims this is part of a special shipment of Z's that were given to the Sehawks players. I'd be curious to know who owned the car and if he can provide proof of ownership. That would be hard evidence that it was owned by a prior Seahawks player.

I wouldn't waste your time on this one. That car is nothing near the value of the the buy it now price. I think I saw a few holes behind the rocker panels and doors. It looks to be clearly like a car someone is trying to push as better than reality. The pictures are a giveaway. Take the stickers off and it will look like any other $1,000 starter project.

You can also post this stuff in your gallery and then provide a link to it from the forum.

That's not a bad idea. It's actually quite easy for me to add to our existing system. It will probably be built into the user database and user profile database. Ie: It won't be a separate system. Instant messaging is already here. Check out the buddy list and the quick buddy window and you can get the instant messaging to work. The instructional videos is a great idea... That one will be a lot of effort on behalf of our members, but, we do have the infrastructure in place to support video uploads. We also have the infrastructure in place for product reviews. We just need people to upload their articles. Oh, and the gallery link is in the works. I lost the changes last upgrade. -- Mike

Hi all, I am putting together a list of club features that are liked and are wanted at the club. For instance, the FORUMS are our most popular item. But, we also have other modules that give all the members a lot of benefits. For example, the CONTENT module will allow us to sponsor technical articles. The LINKS module gives us a list of many different websites on the Internet. And, I believe there are a few other features that are missing or offline at the moment. I'd be glad to know which one of these I should work on next. Anyway, please open this message in FORUM VIEW (link below) and look at my poll. Click on all of the features of this club that you think you'll use. Thanks! -- Mike

What's illegal about converting cars and importing them to another country?

Hi guys, these are known fraud emails. As a rule of thumb, NEVER NEVER follow a link in an email and type in your information on the web page that follows. In fact, never follow any URL in an email. You are correct, the link in your email may have 'appeared' to show the correct URL (in the email), but, when you click on it... make sure you look at the URL listed in your browser. The ONLY way to be sure if this is a fraud or not is to log directly into Paypal yourself (by typing in the URL in your browser). Log in and check your information.

It's probably more practical to check the VIN and look at the feature differences.