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I like Ginger, I have Ginger. I'll take Ginger, but I was always a Mary Ann kind of guy.
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According to the director in a message to the after show "Talking Dead" he said Glen, or "parts" of Glen, in would be seen in later episodes to continue/complete the story line. He did not confirm alive or dead. Hmmmmmmm I don't know if he is alive or not, but somebody's entrails got stretched out in the last episode. I'm hooked again.
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Which paint for gas tank, floor pans, rear deck?
gwri8 replied to charliekwin's topic in Body & Paint
POR 15. Follow the directions to the letter and you won't have to do it over ever again. -
You are correct, the valence is welded to the lower rear quarters. The filler is spot welded to the valence underneath. I just replaced my rear valence from here, http://www.datsunzparts.com/products.html. Good product and a great guy to deal with.
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I still watching, I'm gonna miss Glen……...
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Cliff, my carpet kit part # from MSA was 40-2578 for an early '77. Fit was very good and the jute is thick.
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Nuthin' like a fresh interior. Looking good! Couldn't help but notice the two relays under the passenger seat. One is for the brake light, but what is the other one for? My 01/77' only has the brake light relay.
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Looks great to me. I wish they had those in Ginger.
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You know, Joe Namath used to wear them during the winter football games. Said they kept him warm. He also used to wear fur coats (not in football games). Pre-Caitlyn Jenner days I guess…….. I love how "specialty" tools like Eurodat's invade our tool boxes. Like they say, "Necessity is the Mother of Invention"
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A little off topic, but I've gotta ask. Cliff, are those very comfortable?
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Assuming that you have the original rivets, use a small punch or something similar to push the center of the rivet all the way through. Count on recovering less than half of those center pieces. The rear strut covers are held with those same rivets. Just push the centers out and they should remove easily. New rivets can be purchased in a couple on online stores. If you are going to remove the side panels, remove the hatch struts first. You may have to "bend" the panels a little to get them out. Have Fun. Edit: Oops, just realized you said 2+2. Rivets should be the same but I don not know about the strut covers, sorry.
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Just think, after you finish with the rust, NOTHING will deter you ever again!
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Update: Paint is on! Went with the original color the car was born with, 240 Green. My painter used Sherwin Williams paint with about 3 coats clear. These teaser shots are while it is curing for a couple of days in the sun. Once cured, He's going to go over it with a wet sand them going to buff off a coat of the clear. Anxious is not a word I use very often, but today I am .
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From the album: 77 280
Fresh paint, code 240, Racing Green -
From the album: 77 280
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From the album: 77 280
Fresh paint, code 240, Racing Green -
From the album: 77 280
Fresh paint, code 240, Racing Green -
From the album: 77 280
Fresh Paint, paint code 240 racing green -
I've looked at the Filler pipe for a while and considered doing something like that. Even went so far as to order this on a whim. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gas-Tank-Fuel-Filler-Replacement-Insert-2-1-4-X-2-/360504893932 I haven't done anything with it though. It's been moving from bin to bin in my workshop for almost a year now. It might just turn out to be a little winter project.
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Here's your photo spot. http://artofjohnpugh.com/portfolio/slowin-down-to-take-a-look-winslow-az/#!prettyPhoto[image_slider]/0/
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Beck Arnley Vs. Posi Quiet Plus That Voice In Your Head
gwri8 replied to Zed Head's topic in Wheels & Brakes
My front brakes squealed embarrassingly loud as I had no shims when I purchased the car. Tried different pads with the anti-squeal goo from auto zone and it would last maybe a day. I Tried to get Nissan brake shims but they are NLA as far as my search went. Wound up ordering some stick on generic shims from Rock Auto on a chance. I believe they were Carlson 18066. It was very tight getting the pads back in with the shims on but I've had only an occasional tiny squeak since. -
Sorry, no pics of mine. If/when it ever goes on a rack again I probably need to take a few,
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I've had a oval Magnaflow for about 6 mos. Very happy with it. No headers, 2 1/2" pipe with a straight thru resonator in the middle. Not loud at all but still has "that" sound at idle.
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I learn something new almost every day on this forum Bruce. I recall my 71' had two keys and when I got the 77' it came with two keys. So everything was normal right? They are a left cut and right cut keys, but alas, not original. It is a 1/77. Maybe I got the last of the 2 key cars and Datsun was trying to get rid of old inventory . As far as door locks go, RCB gave me a good pointer. I could not unlock the doors with a key, but I could lock them with a key. They were just worn out on one side. RCB's suggestion was to just reverse the door locks. Now I can unlock with a key. To lock, like mentioned before, just hold the handle up. Saved me having to replace locks and ignition just to have a matching key.
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There is one key for the ignition and passenger doors, A second key for the rear hatch and glove box. It is very common for the door locks to be worn out. Does your ignition key lock the doors but not unlock them? Check to see. Edit : I might add that a lot can happen in 37+ years. Previous owners could have replaced some locks but not others kind of stuff. It is possible that you have 3 keys, ignition, doors, hatch. Time to put on your Sherlock cap.
