Everything posted by Gav240z
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Finally replica door panels for 77-78 z's
Sent him an email for an update, will let you know.
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WTB: Hitachi Radio
If it helps sweeten the deal for anyone, I have a 72 model FM radio I can do a swap / cash adjustment for an earlier 70 model radio? See this thread: http://www.viczcar.com/forum/topic/14298-oem-240z-head-unit-72-north-american-model-fm-radio/
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WTB: Hitachi Radio
I tried to bid but was too low, all bids went in, at the last 5 seconds. In fairness I would have bid higher but a few other expenses at the minute. I also noticed a small but maybe important detail the 1 on eBay was listed as: TM-1081ZB(S) But the ones I have out of AU market cars are: TM-1081ZA(S) I'm not sure what difference this makes?
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WTB Stock 8-track player for a 240z
I'm pretty sure the 8-track was only available in Japanese market cars? Happy to be corrected though! I've seen a few in Japan but I've never seen the Clarion FM adaptor accessory for sale. I am pretty certain that the 8-track style radio's came in Fairlady Z-L's, Z432's and 240ZG's.
- Series 1 - Steering wheel assembly - Refurbished
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Z Rims
They are from a 72+ 240z/260z or even 280z. The steel wheels underneath may have TOPY followed by date and size information (it will be around the outer lip of the rim). What are you hoping to get for them?
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WTB: Hitachi Radio
Thanks, but you really shouldn't encourage me. It doesn't take much...
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WTB: Hitachi Radio
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The Rally Clock was listed as OP (Optional Equipment). So it stays ;).- WTB: Hitachi Radio
Sorry if I wasn't clear, I just want the radio itself. Happy to get it without a faceplate, or antenna switch.- WTB: Hitachi Radio
Yes that's my problem, I want what is original to my 72 AU delivered 240z. Which was the earlier style unit. This is what I currently have out of a Fairlady Z-S with no antenna switch and you'll note there is no DX->LOW insignia below the tuning knob label. It certainly looks the part and I thought about just putting an antenna switch in (since I have a couple spare) but I figure if I can get the original I would. In AU market cars, all our cars from 1970-73 had the TM-1081ZA unit. You can get replacement Faceplates from 240zrubberparts.com and in fact that's exactly what I did. See thread here.- WTB: Hitachi Radio
That is a later S30z unit, designed for a later dashboard / console. Interesting that you say nobody will know the difference. I had 1 of these radios and the antenna switch was exactly the same. http://www.viczcar.com/forum/topic/14212-260z-oem-head-unit-center-console-and-parker-switch/ I didn't think the Faceplate would be interchangeable but maybe you're correct? I should have tried it. I also have an earlier style Hitachi radio out of a Fairlady Z-S http://www.viczcar.com/forum/topic/13817-hitachi-radio-model-tm-1081za-trivia/ But these look the same (minus antenna switch), however they don't have the autotune feature. So that's why I am looking for 1. Sadly although nobody else will know the difference, I still will...- WTB: Hitachi Radio
Hi Everyone, Just putting a wanted ad up for an early 70 model hitachi radio. TM-1081ZA. I am looking for a radio in any condition. Will consider not working, but would prefer a working radio if available. Ideally complete with switch and faceplate, but again will consider anything you've got?- 240Z Resto - 01/1970 Car
I'm unfortunately yet to find a single source of truth when it comes to these various part finder websites I'm afraid. I guess if it were easy it wouldn't be so fun.- 240Z Resto - 01/1970 Car
I'm just curious where you're going to get NLA for a particular part no. Often when I do a Google Search for a part no. I get a few websites that seem to indicate I can order an item through them, but I know many of the items are NLA. I find that Courtesy Nissan is usually a pretty good indicator of what is and isn't available anymore. But I've never actually tried ordering through them when a part no. says it's order-able :). Are you just using your local dealer? Sadly in Australia we have a very hit and more times miss experience when dealing with local dealers for S30z parts, but in fairness I've never actually gone to them with part no's before and that may help?- Finally replica door panels for 77-78 z's
Just saw those photos you added to the thread, that is definitely a later S31 because the Niles style clock came with later S31's. As a side note I'm told those clocks are not that great compared with the earlier "CITIZEN" version. I've never seen the power mirror set up, very cool. I just sent you a PM, but for the benefit of everyone else potentially researching this in future, it appears that the clip positioning of the earlier trims vs the later ones is different. It's not just the lock hole. This appears to be where the reproduction ones (earlier style) have failed us. Hence my question to see what others experience was / is with reproduction items. I believe the later style ones (reproductions) should be fine, but the earlier style ones designed to suit a 260z may not be. At least that's my experience so far..I posted some pictures from the AU market microfiche showing the different part no.s and what years they are applicable to. http://www.viczcar.com/forum/topic/13762-260z-door-cards-for-early-260zs/?p=173019- Finally replica door panels for 77-78 z's
I'm not 100% sure I'd have to check the JDM parts manuals to confirm that and sadly I don't have those.- Finally replica door panels for 77-78 z's
I'm actually not 100% sure if it's a power window or power mirror button. The later S30z's in Japan had fender mirrors with electric motors so you could adjust their position in the cabin, but I don't actually know where the adjustment switch was located. It could have been the door trims!- Got to love ZTherapy
I ordered a rebuild set via them because I wanted to rebuild them myself, but I sort of regret that decision now. Problem for me is AUD vs USD makes them super expensive- More Ebay price madness. 'Z' Hub caps this time
The first set were NOS and were worth every penny. That's what they sell for in Japan in that sort of shape. There is a huge difference between what people will pay for NOS vs good condition used. In Japan in particular I've seen insane prices for stuff just because it's NOS and never used. I've seen Kanto Seiki washer bottles sell for $400 USD, along with rear licence plate lamp's also selling for a similar price. There is an Ashtray asking $550 - $750 USD (Buy it now) on eBay. Thing is they are NLA. So whatchagonnado?- Finally replica door panels for 77-78 z's
Just wondering if anyone here has fit a pair of replica door trims and has any feedback on how well they fit?- 1971 240Z for parts!
I have the pattern yes, but I need to find the right material and gauge metal. Do you know if they are made of alloy? If anyone can tell me the thickness I'll probably just order raw material to make more.- 1971 240Z for parts!
Yeah it's weird because my car had none on the driver side, but it could have very well been removed. The door sustained some minor damage and repairs (I found out when re-skinning it) and the alignment was changed (front of the door used to rub on the a-pillar). I've since improved the alignment a lot but need the front / upper area to come out a bit to align better with the front fender swage line. Ideally I'm looking for as many shims as I can get, better to have them and not need them, than the other way around.- 69-73 240z Original
I had my valve cover hydro-blasted recently. http://www.viczcar.com/forum/topic/11264-safari-brown-i-mean-gold-the-nsw-project/?p=171715- 69-73 240z Original
The white and blue combo is fantastic in my opinion and very rare! The only combo more rare appears to be 903 Blue with Blue interior to suit. Sadly I've never seen an AU market car in that combo. Glad you ditched the mirrors and looking at de-chroming the valve cover. - WTB: Hitachi Radio
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