theianmonster

Hey everybody. I've got a brand new lefty Stratocaster for sale. $300, comes with a case, and I'll probably throw in a little practice amp. I played it like twice. Still smells like new in the case. Would be a great present for somebody! PM me. I'll post pictures later tonight when I get home from work. - Ian. PS - This money is going towards my new Z, if that helps! Haha, thanks.

I know I already posted, but as most of you know I wrecked my '72. I'm looking forward to gutting it for some reason. I'm also in the midst of purchasing a 1971 to replace it, which will be my new baby. I guess think about everything you want to do to it, and you'll get anxious.

Do what I do when I'm feeling down. Put the MSA car show folder on a slide show and sit back. It always pumps me up.

Welcome to the club Rick, can't wait to see some photos of your car!

Glad to see you here! Welcome to the club!

That thing is disgusting.

Its usually the tray, the bracket that you have pictured, and two "J" shaped bars.

I drained all of the gas out of my '72 after it had been sitting for three years. The good thing is that if you do drain it, you can use it in lawnmowers, and other small engines.

Damn, she's spotless.

Looks pretty beat right now, but I'm sure you'll polish her up!

Welcome! Glad to see you fulfilled a dream!

Welcome to the club man, looks like you've got quite the project on your hands. Keep us updated on your progress!

amen to that.

The front end. The suttle hood pop with the nessells. It would be glorious.

Welcome to the club.

It doesn't help that when I bought that car it had already been hit on the passenger side, T-boned. The car hit hard on the curb, I won't lie. It was a slow slide, but when I overcorrected it flung around super fast.

Yeah, Arne is right. Its right above the tension rod, and it'll never be right again. I intend on completely gutting mine for parts when I find another shell. Its hard because I spent three years building mine, and got to drive it for two weeks. ****in' heartbreaking, but I'll recover sometime. In the mean time, my mom is buying a new car and giving me her '93 Mazda Protege.

I have no clue, but it was slowly crushing my heart.

I can't really spend more than $1500.

I'd like a '72 just for sentimental reasons. Something running, not in too bad of shape bodywise.

Thanks, but I need something locally.

At this point in my life, zbane, I don't really have a choice.

Porsche + Baseball bat = 240Z Wins, haha.

Well, as most of you know the frame rail broke on my 240Z. I'm going to be parting out the car because it's going to be cheaper in the long run to buy another 240Z and start over. Can anybody help me out?

I drove mine everyday until I hit a curb. Now I'm paying $1500-$2500 to get the front frame rail replaced.