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@Patcon Well, I did not want Cliff to feel special so a set are also going to you Charles. btw your's is the last set on Ebay. Cliff is Mr. Penultimate. DatsunDan in Alabama is sending them so they should get there soon!

@zspert Could you be so kind as to take more pictures of the plastic substitute for the radio from all angles? I probably will never get one but I would like to make a "reasonable facsimile" from junk yard parts. Thanks!

Another vintage flat top:

Disassembled, cleaned, and lubricated all switches in the turn signal, light, and wiper controls. I now know them very well.

Probably wires in steering column that connect to the ignition key assembly.

You probably want ~34 degrees total. The mechanical advance will give you 17 of that 34 so setting at 17 at low rpms will work well. btw Cranking is tougher the more you advance. 17 is bearable.

Thanks. Any guesses as to why the judges seemed tougher this year?

From the Hoover Archives

It worked like a charm. I tore it apart and refreshed. Rear turn lights now work on my buddy's car. Thanks again!

Perfect! Thanks a million Steve!

Hi, What are the tricks to remove these green beauties? Thanks!

For the archive...Some photos I took at ZCON 2013 of a Scarab:

View Advert Hitachi KM-1520ZC AM/FM Radio Correct for 1972 & 1973 240z but will fit in a 1970 and 1971. Includes face plate. Black Knobs TBD (I have to check parts boxes. They were bagged separately) Works fine. The following all work correctly: AM FM Lights (2 internal back lights and green on) Tuning Programming Stations Tone Volume Antenna Motor Switch off/on switch Refreshed: greased sliding parts (correct silicone grease) pots cleaned (Deoxit) dust removed plastic gently cleaned and polished painted new silver highlights Chip in one mounting hole, frayed power wire end. Advertiser 240260280 Date 07/23/2019 Price $300.00 Category Parts for Sale

There is an unusual spatter on this plug.

"CO's Stud Service Thread" giggle, snort

Check to see if plugs are black.Could be too rich and plugs fouled. If so it is most likely your temp sensor wiring open or crossed with another sensor.

@siteunseen You need a new seat:

An S2000 has 247HP and a great sound between 7000 and 9000 rpm..... but a Z's torque is more memorable.

Another reason why Colorado's legalized POT is not a good thing.

hahaaha Dennis! Laugh of the day.... Thanks

L28 with 16psi on a turbo will get over 300hp at rear wheels

Looks perfect!

Helped my friend on his BRE tribute. We installed the dash and ran some power. All is well so far.