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If they survive they will join us.

bought my 70 in 73 still got it.

First saw it used ten years ago during aircraft repaint. Dry ice only posses one problem it depleates the oxygen in the area

Bought my Z at 19 still have it a 48. Getting to where I have both the time and money required to redo it. Still the way she came off the show room floor. Jim

I still have my 240 from 1970. Still like it the best. It still has the same old stuff it came off the show room with. I too am into original is best. there will always be some one who will blow by me like I am going backwards. Yet I, still have the feel of the road. Love my Z. Jim

I too was in the Airforce during that time with a 240 still have it. It was bought in Oct of 70 in Seattle Wa. Serial # HLS30-6160 built in 6/70 per the placard in the engine compartment. I have 180,000 mile on mine and still have not taken the head off. Rare yes, it is getting very tired. I also am in the process of restoring mine. has not been on the street in ten years. Jim Coffey

I ordered your CD on parts but, in the mean time I am looking to get started on the refresh of my 70 Z. It was orginally sold by Hoyt Datsun in Auburn Wa. I bought it in 77 from Monroe Street Datsun in Spokane, WA. and have had it ever since. Does some one make a replacement gas tank for these cars? If not how are you best restoring the ones we have. This car is stock except for the wheels. I never have had those. The orginal dealer put mag wheels on it.