Victor Laury
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Victor Laury commented on Victor Laury's gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
Thanks! It's a poor photo. The R-16 cover in back is actually the best piece and you can hardly see it in the photo - so shiny, it's camoflaged! -
Yea! just think...... 15,000 oil changes per mile
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Recent polished projects L24, U20, R16 Valve covers, 72 l24 water outlet.
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Be carefull of polishing - it's addictive. I think you end up needing a certain level of aluminum in your blood. 4 years ago I started with a cheap 1/4 hp grinder, running a 4'' spiral sewn and 4'' loose flannel buffs, a tube of tripoli, and a tube of white rouge. Now, it's 8 arbors, 2 hp motors, 10'' stacked buffs of every possible material, sanding belts, drums and 2lb bars of compounds of all sorts. No doubt, I could have paid to polish every part of every car I have ever owned with what I've spent in equipment, materials and destroyed shirts (the polish get all over them). It is a gratifing hobby though.
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1/8 mile drag stip too... just hope your brakes work!
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Security. Two relays, two circuts, one for the low beam, one for the high. Blow one and you still get home.
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Nah.. A couple of C5-A's will do nicely
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Cool! another contry covered by our Club! Just take a quick hop over the pais Vasco and you can hook up with our Francia members!
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You want it bigger? This is my drawing. I did it 2 or 3 years ago, over a six month period. I have the original in bitmap. It's friggin huge, both in print size and in file size. I have a somewhat smaller JPG version, still kinda huge. PM me for an email copy. - Be warned - of long download time! -
We got the Toshiba's. Referred as the "Cursive Toshiba's" for the the font use in the logo. They are a very durable light. My 70 roadster still has it's original pair. 33 years of service isn't too bad
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It's good to hear it's coming along. I remmeber when you got it last January. We all had a good laugh at the guy, who would trade a Z, for your old Civic!
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It's him. I just checked the past sales. No doubt. Who else sells 240Z Shockwave Active Desktop? No foul in selling your own work.
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Where's Vic (Datsun76) when ya need him? someone reported this to me (Thanks) but I'm going to wait to here from the artist before I take action
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I bought 1 from Ebay. Looked correct, but it had the round, pin style, late model plug. No biggie, I paid 6 bucks for it and converted it to the spade plug
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or from NAPA Beck Arnley Radiator Drain **** Item#: BA 1370003 Price: $ 3.29
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At Napa Mileage Plus Electrical Voltage Regulator - Transistorized Item#: MPEVR521SB Price: $ 18.49 Or, the very original looking, non-transistor Echlin Ignition Voltage Regulator Item#: ECHVR521 Price: $ 41.99 I have the Echlin on my car, and it's the same dimensions and plating as the OE
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By the way... The spittin image of the original white plastic winged drain plug, with the channel cut into it for a clean draining is for sale, under $5.00 in the "Help" racks of most Auto parts stores. It's marked "Subaru". Both my Z and Roadster are wearing these plugs.
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There is another artical on this conversion zcarcreations alt conversion It's geared for the 280 Z, but it is the same in everything EXCEPT the volt reg connector is a different style, Although, the wire color-codes are the same.
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Sounds to me like you've got some work to do before you scrap the SU's
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u am is dreemen if u thin any ensuranse co is ever gone give u wat u investicated in dem car! mustank or datson
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The 240Z is fighting once again to earn the prize!
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Sounds like they are having fun!
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there's nothing but one layer of very thin metal on the hatch. If you mounted it as shown in your drawing, it might stay there for 5 minutes.... might or might not. I'm not betting on it
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The electrical contact vinegrette works on all your connectors. Soak any connector in a cup of vinegar, then flush it throughly with contact cleaner = brand new contacts