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Original Equipment Manufacturer. Every single part was meant to be on that car. Its rare to find older cars that have all original, numbers matching parts in it Space_cowboy '74 260z

For future reference where can i get an original radio for my '74 260? Space_cowboy '74 260z

That's understandable. I don't think i mentioned it sat for 20 years not running. First thing i wanted to do was make sure every bit of the car was in shape to run and if not then to replace it. I just want to be thorough. I hate having to go back and do something over simply because i assumed. Space_cowboy '74 260z

Bought my Z from a liscensed classic cars appraiser. OEM Not running Goes for $800 However once you get it running the value bumps to $1200. Thats for my '74 260z. I doubt there'd be much variance in the numbers Space_cowboy '74 260z

Wanted to see how bad it was. What kinda measures i had to take in restoring it. Its not bad i came to find out. Just dirty Space_cowboy '74 260z

Flywheel isn't looking bad especially after sitting for 20 years Space_cowboy '74 260z

Oh wow, suddenly i found a grey hair. [emoji23] and thanks Space_cowboy '74 260z

Very true. Unfortunately the resevoirs are cracked and need to be replaced Space_cowboy '74 260z

Thanks, I'm really excited to see the end product. I already know "your first Z" is something you never forget Space_cowboy '74 260z

Thanks and i sure hope so. God blessed Texas Space_cowboy '74 260z

I do know that. Everything is an organized mess right now. Space_cowboy '74 260z

I'm probably the youngest one on this to be restoring a Z at 20yrs old. It has been my dream to own one. Nonetheless i am humbled to be around people who know so much. I will continue with updates on her restoration but i will also ask for help for i don't know everything. Thanks [emoji1591] Space_cowboy '74 260z