Mike

Ah, yes... you are suffering from a very common problem most digital camera owners see. Your camera takes pictures that are much higher quality than we can support. To post them on our website, you need to scale them down (resize). Check out this post I did about image sizes and formats. Simply put, if your pictures were smaller, you could upload them. There are a few good tools listed but I suggest that you use the Windows XP Power Toy for resizing images... it does an excellent job and it's easy. Here's the link to the write-up... http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17703

Hey, did you guys ever put these in our gallery? Posting them like this in a forum is kinda clunky because the image sizes are so big. And, if that other site ever goes away, this post will have a bunch of "X's" with broken image links. Just an FYI....

So, when are you sending all of us an autographed photo of you and your BRE? Now that you're famous and all...

Yea, you don't want to take any chances with the brakes. I went through the same pains as you and I eventually had to go out and buy all new slave cylinders. I also purchased a new master cylinder and had the brake system flushed. While you're under there, make sure you replace the wheel bearings and have the rotors turned. Get some new pads on there and you should be set. Welcome to the world of old cars. Especially if the one you just bought was sitting for that long.

Here's some info from Carl Beck's website about the sales of the early Z's and the 280ZX: http://zhome.com/History/Zproduction.html. The Internet Zcar Club is a huge information resource of information about the Zcar and Carl does an excellent job at keeping this information accurate. I recommend a stop by this place when you get some time. Make sure you set aside a few hours because this site is PACKED full of useful stuff...

Hey billsz!! Welcome to the club. And, you will be amazed about how many people actually read your post! All Z owners are family here. So, what makes the 280zx your favorite? The looks, comfort, etc?

Hi all, If you're into the Scarab conversion from the 70's (like I am), you should check out Zrush's new baby. You can see her gallery here: http://www.classiczcars.com/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=5195 This car looks amazing and I'd like to give Vicky a big THUMBS UP!! Thanks for posting pictures about this car. Now, we need to know more! Give us the story Vicky... -- Mike

sorry for the delay guys... Alfadog is the moderator

I used a razor blade knife with lots of spare blades! I measured a lot of it with a cloth tape so I could curve my measurements.