Mike
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Nice! Hope the classifieds are working ok for you... let me know. Mike -
Would you guys be interested in an auction-type capability with our classifieds? The current system has 'offers' but not auction capabilities (yet)... I would think that BAT would be the best place to sell a Z at auction these days, but, I haven't listed a car for sale there yet. I don't know what the experience is like. If we had it here, this could be another venue to sell Z's...
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None of these wrinkles on mine... even back in 98 when I had the Z sandblasted. Although I do see some bodywork in that area. Maybe these were smoothed out with filler? Enjoy the before and after shots...
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Does anyone still have a source for the OEM style or are they thousands of dollars by now? Mike
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Yep, this is a right of passage for any Z owner.. I believe there was a loaner puller tool floating around for a few years. Anyone know what happened to it?
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Added to the calendar! This time, let's plan ahead and get everyone together.
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The 2020 convention will be held in Franklin, TN -- September 14-19, 2020. Plan ahead and be there! Host hotel (at this time) is the Embassy Suites .. more to come as the event planning unfolds! Here's a pic of the presentation from the 2019 event. -
Wow!! Congratulations gentlemen.. Just think, you're giving new life to the once dreaded flat top carbs. Touche! m
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Nice work! You may be interested in putting them in the classifieds so it's easier to find.
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Amazing, another 6-figure sale..
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Funny how things are turning around though. There once was a time that people searched far and wide to find the cheapest deal. Now people seem to be searching far and wide to find the best quality. There are good products that come out of China. Just reach into your pocket and look at your mobile phone. Manufacturers can no longer build disposable crap. I have a feeling the new generations will shift things back. Don't blame government, blame the consumer.
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Yuck! They should have at least put in one of those Retro Sound radios.. or I guess installing nothing in that area leaves it open for new owner to install whatever they want. I don't like that 3-dial A/C control panel at all.. it looks unfinished.
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I didn't read the description, but, did they explain the reason for the three dials where the radio should be located? It doesn't seem that Nissan would make that kind of modification..
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Kats, these concerns aren't just limited to cars and parts. Just look at household appliances, home construction materials, etc, etc.. Who do we blame? The manufacturer, or the majority of consumers who wants to buy these things for the cheapest price? In my old age, I'm starting to focus more on quality/workmanship of well made (and typically expensive) products. It's a lot easier to appreciate...
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Nevermind, I found it... Strange error... I'm looking into it.
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Uh oh... can you guys share the link of the page you're trying to access?
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https://www.japaneseclassiccarshow.com/locationtime/ 14 years ago a group of Southern California car enthusiasts got together with the idea of putting on a new event – one that would celebrate vintage Japanese automobiles and the culture that surrounds them. At the time this was a pretty bold idea, as classic Japanese cars had yet to reach mainstream acceptance. Fast forward 14 years, JCCS has become one of Southern California’s premier car gatherings. In recent years the event has grown right alongside the popularity of classic Japanese cars themselves. It is and remains to be America's First and Original Japanese Car Show, Dedicated to Old School Japanese Cars. JCCS recognizes that time marches on, and that yesterday’s new car becomes today’s classic with the passage of time. As the years rolled on, we felt that our 1985-generation limit had grown too constrictive. And so, we announced that we are allowing cars built through 1995 (and later cars of that generation) since 2018: that means FC RX7s, DC Integras, NA Miatas, Mk3 Supras, R32 Skylines, and “many more” are now eligible to join us on the show field at JCCS. http://www.japaneseclassiccarshow.com/register/
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Get the BRE cover. I have it and the fit is wonderful for inside my garage. Mike
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Gorgeous!!
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Hi @jonathanrussell, yeah I compared to Panasports, Rota, and Konig's. The VTO wheels are very nice option at a medium price point. No real complaints from the shop on mount/balance. From what I can tell, the wheels looked like they balanced up just fine with a minimal amount of weights.
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Join us on June 29th as the Z car club of Washington and The Shop present the 50th anniversary of the Z. Z Car Club 50th Anniversary Cars and Coffee Sat, June 29 2019 10:00 am - 1:00 pm The Shop, 2233 6th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134, USA Hey All, The Shop is being kind enough to allow us to host a Cars & Coffee event at their facility this Saturday at 10am-12pm. feel free to show up a little early and enjoy breakfast at Derby Restaurant. There will be plenty of parking available for anyone that wants to come down. There will be some spaces reserved for "featured cars" we are still looking to fill a few spots so if you are coming down with a Z and want to be featured let me know. we currently need a 260z, 280z and Z31 300zx. We will have spaces open for others especially one off's (convertibles, slick top Z32, 2+2 280z) or 100% stock vehicles of all generations. https://www.facebook.com/events/the-shop/z-cars-coffee/2283399661926602/ RSVP if you can. Thank You, Stoph Johnson ZCCW President 206-579-9990
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