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I put a set of Jaguar horns on my '83 Turbo back in the day. Great sound and always surprised people that is wasn't the typical Japanese "meep!" I wish I could remember what model I lifted those from.

Yep, it's right 'chere:

Looks fantastic. That is almost identical to my end goal for my early 260, wheels and all. Which silver paint code did you go with? I'm thinking about Porsche arctic silver for mine.

Dang, that is pretty cool. BRE livery one of the greatest all-time in racing.

When I said repros, I meant whatever is being offered on the aftermarket today. I sold my rusted originals for a pretty healthy price. I always figured the ones I bought were genuine. BTW yours came out great, that's the goal for mine. Very tastefully done.

Ok thank you and good to know. Mine is an early 260, will be interesting to see what I have to do in the inspection lid area. Last year I sold the original fenders, rusted out down in the fold, to a guy who drove a few hundred miles to pick them up. I guess fenders are scarce these days, are the repros that bad?

Just to echo someone else's comment, I find that Z program fascinating as well as any tidbits that keep coming to light years on. I did benefit from it in one way. When Nissan fired the spare parts machine up I believe they must have minted a bunch of new front fenders because I bought two new ones over the local dealer parts counter for a steal. They came stickered with Nissan parts numbers so I've always assumed they were from the original tooling. 🤷

Yeah, it's off a tad.

Don't know if this has already been posted, but Urban Cowboy FTW.

Right on the mark IMO, what a great photo.

Can you expand on that? They're in my home state and seem to be growing, haven't heard any first hand accounts pro or con about them.

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The Office.

Breaking Away, 1979. Dennis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern, John Ashton and Jackie Earle Haley. Ice blue Z with 4 spoke "mags" and a whopping CB antenna.

Make sure not to use home center type weather seals in metal on metal situations. Those materials tend to hold water.