Billmadson

Hi guy's yeh this is my son. His first car. We should have some fun with this. Any one out there have a rust free passenger side door for this car. I would prefer to have the correct year ( 73 ) that way there the door latch will be the same. We will need the catch on the body as well. I will be willing to trade with someone. this is a rust free door, but the catch is a newer style. We have made our list ,so we will be looking for quite a few different parts. I saw someone with carpets that had the Z logo embroidered into it. Does anyone know where those come from? e-mail : burlpainthardware@sbcglobal.net thanks

I'm the new guy around here. My son and I recently purchased a 73 240. all orig. except for 1 door or latch. Tires maybe the exhaust. We need help with the carbs. Supposedly were rebuilt, but it's not running right. needs brakes, There is a brake in the line somewhere. The paint is really good. And the interior is as well. Carpets are dry rotted. No rust anywhere. Car is sort of a barn find. Old timer had it. He bought it about 10 or 15 years ago. painted it and has basically been sitting there. 43,000 original miles. Beautiful car and I think more than worthy of being showcase material. Any help or direction for parts and supplies would be great, And also what is acceptable to change out and whats not. Thank You, Bill

Good evening, I'm joining the group before my first purchase of a Z . So be patient with my newbie knowledge. I've learned very much in just a few days regarding basic z knowledge. We are looking for a resto project. This will be a father son project and will be his first car. We both have the skills and we have plenty of help if need be. My wife's brother is Wayne Carrini's main senior restoration expert/ body man. He closed his shop and now gets to play with other peoples money. We are looking for a early 240z, manual, in fair to good condition. Preferably in new england. We are looking at a couple now and have a bid on one. I do not do this to lose money although We both appreciate well taken care of cars and well restored cars. With that being said I know that in this market you are not going to make any money on a vehicle. So this will be a labor of love. Anyone have something out there you are welcome to e-mail me at any time. Thank you, Bill And Evan