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More interior shots.

Red is a good color for a Z, isn't it?

Do all Z passenger seats not go back as far as the driver? (opposite for the RH drive)

Those carpets don't look OEM. Good thing I didn't judge this competiton.

5 point seat belt mount painted body color. Nice.

Kenneth is a proud member of the NRA, but isn't every Texan?

I was really impressed with this 240. An excellent example of an early 71' with a few subtle modifications.

Owner: Kenneth Mack Club: Z Sport (San Antonio) Year: 1971 Model: 240Z Color: Red

Chrome strips in place of the rear bumper. It's all in the details.

Troy even painted the gascap.

Black and orange (correction) are always a good color combination. Troy really paid attention to the details on this Z.

Owner: Troy Elms Club: Z Sport (San Antonio) Year: 1971 Model: 240Z Color: Black

Marcus had a write up of what he did to this Z as well as some pictures. If necessary I can transcribe the text from the picture, before I resized it.

The heart of the beast. A 280ZXT engine. Looks right at home in this engine bay. Could use more chrome though.

The analog clock has been sacrificed to install a boost gauge. I really like the paint on this one.

A look into the interior. Looks mostly stock. The vinyl is sagging a bit on the gearbox tunnel. Could use a new shift boot too. New skins on the seats.

Owner: Marcus Graf Club: Capital Z of Texas (Austin) Year: 1970 Model: 240ZT Color: Green

Custom fuel rail, chrome, and a turbo.

A look into the interior.

Michael has incoporated a lot of modificaions to his Z. The bumper has been removed, a sunroom installed, and the chrome has been painted over. Very clean.

Owner: Michael Lindhal Club: Capital Z of Texas (Austin) Year: 1976 Model: 280Z Color: Yellow

This is the original - A Japanese sports car with the heartbeat of America inside.

This is a vintage V8 setup for the Z. Plenty of horsepower. I wonder exactly how much.

Speaking of V8's, this one is a Chevy. You can see this engine is mounted a bit further forward than the JTR kit mounts them.