Red7

What a great thread, I've really enjoyed reading it, keep up the good work, I find it fascinating what you're doing!

I really can't bartsscooterservice, it's picked up a couple of scratches through transportation down to LA, nothing too serious though, thanks for the kind words Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks siteunseen, obviously the White one was my old one, registered January 1975, must have sat around a while at the dealers, chassis number HS30103362, the Orange one is HLS55124, really looking forward to having it ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Whoop! Sorry about the upside down pics ! I'll see if I can get them turned around :-)

I'm a couple of posts in but thought I'd say hi from the UK, I've just got a 72 240Z which I've bought from Spokane WA and as we speak is on its way from LA to Southampton, it had a suspension off restoration in 2011 and has covered around 2000 miles since, I'll post up some pictures if I can, I'm not new to 240Z's I had one 32 yrs ago when I was 18, sold it for a TR6 then bought it back after a few years and had it restored, kept it for around 10yrs until I bought a 1980 911, when I was 35 in 2000, I had them both for a short while but with a young family I couldn't justify/afford to keep them both, I always regret selling it and looked back fondly at the times I had with it, my current weekend car is a BMW Z4M Roadster which I really like but I'm so excited to be getting back in a Z, it should land here early May, I then have to get the lights/electrics changed over to pass our governments Transport test, marker lights need to become indicators and I need to change the rear lights to euro spec, I have some on there way from JDM, any how I'm really enjoying this forum and hope to contribute where I can ! I'll see if I can attach some pics :-) Cheers Darren

I've just bought some JDM Euro spec Blem units to put on my 240Z when it lands in the UK early May, we have to have the amber lens over here for indicators so they'll be some wiring to do too

What a fabulous job you're doing here, keep the pics coming!