zed2
-
Posts
598 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
2
Content Type
Profiles
Knowledge Base
Zcar Wiki
Forums
Gallery
Events
Downloads
Store
Blogs
Collections
Classifieds
Everything posted by zed2
-
THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
- FOR SALE
- NEW
Since these clear vinyl seat protectors are no longer available from Nissan, nor are reproductions available from existing fabricators, I sourced a large quantity of clear vinyl material to fabricate reproductions. These are for the 1969-1971 seats that do not have the recline mechanism. Set of eight (8) as shown in photo, (plus close-up photo) Material is same gauge/thickness as original Photos show: Set of four (4) original, aged and yellowed clear vinyl seat protectors and set of four (4) reproduction clear vinyl seat protectors. Set of eight (8) reproduction clear vinyl seat protectors - what you would receive upon ordering. The pricing is $48.00 shipped to a CONUS address. Shipping will be insured with tracking. If you are interested in a set, please PM me your full name, mailing address and Paypal address. I will then send you an invoice. Note, these are time consuming to produce. Therefore, I will only send the invoice when the set is available for shipment, production timefame as noted below Thanks, Keith Note: The last time I offered these was September 2021. So if you plan on needing a set before summer 2022 please order now. Orders accepted in the first available production time frame ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Maximum sets available with 1 week production time frame - 4 sets Reserved: John C - 1 set - 01/18/22 - Shipped Ann B - 1 set - 01/18/22 - Shipped$48
Plano, Texas - US
-
View Advert Door lock cylinder with "3011" code I am trying to assemble a lock set that uses the "3011" code. Please let me know if you have a spare "3011" cylinder available. Thanks, Keith Advertiser zed2 Date 05/04/2022 Price Category Parts Wanted Year 197 Model 240Z et al
-
This advert is COMPLETED!
- WANTED
- USED
I am trying to assemble a lock set that uses the "3011" code. Please let me know if you have a spare "3011" cylinder available. Thanks, KeithAsk for price
-
They are original to the car. I do not want to restore them….only original once. Keith
-
January 1970 production car jack and chocks: Keith
-
Anybody have a cover for an S30 they recommend?
zed2 replied to Grubb240Z's topic in Open Discussions
Since Kimberly Clark (KC) discontinued the Evolution 4 fabric for car covers, the only KC fabric appears to be BLOCK-IT NOAH Barrier Fabric (not as sun/wind resistant). Has anyone purchased an outdoor car cover within the past 18 months which they are satisfied with the material? Thanks, Keith -
Which electrical tape do you prefer for wiring harness repair/maintenance?
zed2 replied to zed2's topic in Electrical
zKars, What is the application process to prohibit the installed tape from unwinding from the covered wires? Keith -
Which electrical tape do you prefer for wiring harness repair/maintenance? Please add the reason(s) for your preference. Also, please let me know if there is an alternative choice which should be added to the poll.
-
Sorry, no spare box lids. Keith
-
zKars, If you can provide additional information about the missing strip, I may have the part in my spares: https://www.flickr.com/photos/53116286@N07/51718901792/in/album-72157720208645992/ Keith
-
HS30-H, I understand your observation. I am a bit confused however, since the USDM Series 1 were shipped to the United States (US) without carpet and padding. The carpet and padding were cut and installed in the US, therefore why would US fabricator make accommodations for Japanese market forward seat mounts? (Unfortunately, I do not have access to "Japanese market forward seat mounts" to compare the measurements of the bracket locations and the cutouts.) The mystery is not yet solved! Thanks for your input! Keith
-
HS30-H, The photo in Post #120 is the USDM left side, noted by the heel pad on the floor mat. Thank you for your explanation of the circled cut-outs. Keith
-
Kats, Are you aware of any JDM floorboard stamping that would necessitate the jute cutouts indicated by the red circles in the photo below? Thanks, Keith
-
Jute in Serial No 4684: This is the earliest VIN jute photo I have found. Baring any other information, I will create my template based on the above. Keith
-
My two swiss S30Z Fairlady Restoration build thread
zed2 replied to JDMjunkies.ch's topic in Build Threads
Great acquisition of parts. What is the part number(s) of the strut inserts? Thanks, Keith -
dutchzcarguy, Please provide a photo of the sheet metal screw (your photo is a machine screw) used for this application. None of the sheet metal screws in this thread or the thread below have the JIS marking you indicate. Naturally, I do not want to install a JIS screw where one was not originally installed during original production. Photographic proof of JIS is appreciated. Thanks, Keith
-
Final production: The washer material used contains elastomer this minimizes cracking. Although the washer is not generally exposed to sunlight, I have not conducted long term tests on the color fastness or rigidity.) The flash on the inner hole is covered by the fastener head. The next challenge is to locate a manufacturer of the correct size oval, phillips head screw. Keith
-
First reproduction attempt Keith
-
Does any have a source for the clear washer used to attach the lower door panel on the Series 1 cars? Thanks, Keith
-
See post 35 above. Keith
-
26th-Z, Please post a photo of the complete wrench. Thanks, Keith
-
Kats, Does Mr. Uekubo have a website which shows the restoration process? Regards, Keith
-
A similar (if not the same) tool kit was included with the International Harvester Scout offered with the Nissan SD33 and SD33T engine offering. IH used SAE in the assembly of the chassis/body, so owners/mechanics were accustomed to owing SAE tools. The Nissan SD33 and SD33T engine, using metric fasteners, presented a unique challenge to owners/mechanics, who may not have ready access to proper fitting tools. Keith
-
Same with the my manual: Keith
