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I messaged with Hung Vu over the weekend and he said he was checking yesterday with the manufacture on the 240z dashes...
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if you are interested in a set of seat guards please send me a email at orders@240zrubberparts.com . I am trying to get a count before I put the reproduction sets up for sale on the website. . I know they are not cheap and I was reluctant to take on this project because of the price. I have invested a lot of time and money on this project. sets are $200 plus $16.25 shipping USPS tracking and $200 insurance medium flat rate box. outside the country shipping $72 USPS tracking and $200 insurance medium flat rate box.
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Thanks Kats for pictures. I believe the washer in a M5 thick washer and a M5x16mm self tapping screw as seen in my pictures.
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I removed the chrome strips when painting and they went back on without any problems
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triple webers....
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I visited the local fabric shop and purchased some ribbon that was close in width and color.
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I have the race /sport setup but have not installed it yet. So I will be watching...
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is this the full race headers or the race/sport headers from zstory?
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They are working on a website but you can check them out on the link below. https://www.instagram.com/vintagedashes/
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I had the same problem and also replaced the rubber guard. I had about 10 hrs on just one seat
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Keith, You should get your set of seat guards tomorrow... After Keith sells off his sets of seat guards. I will look into making sets as I still have the templates for the clear seat covers. Steve
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looking good....
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update: I located some thicker style washers and will recheck screw size when I get the washers. The washer is a m5 and looking at Kats pictures and the size of the seat guard holes, the screw looks like a #8 x 3/4. I used a 9/64 drill bit for the new holes.
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Sets will be available after the first of the year at a cost of $200 per set plus shipping. I have spent a lot of time and money on this project. I don't have the original screws or washers that came with the seat covers. I will be able to figure out the washer size and I will need some measurements of screw. I know they will fit the early style 70-71 seats and you will need to drill your own holes in the seat frame.
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first set of seat guard samples....
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I also made the seat covers and used a cnc punch for the holes. The protective covering is still on the clear plastic. a couple of pictures of before and after my seat restoration....
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coming soon.....stay tuned. I will be updating the webstore with the current items that i have in stock. I also have a few new items.
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clean it off and that will give you a better answer.... i would say either rear main seal or pan gasket.
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looks like a keeper....
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I left mine...
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I have been in contact with the seller and he said he truly did not know that they where reproduction when he was selling the hubcaps and was thankful that it was brought to his attention by people contacting him. I don't have a problem with reproductions .
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following
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He just revised the description to reproductions.
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back on ebay...
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my 7/71 had the flat style.
