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agemeansnothing

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  1. agemeansnothing replied to zeewhiz's post in a topic in Body & Paint
    I would keep in original even if a bunch of people have that can't stop Z's from being original.
  2. Yeah radar detectors come in really good hands when your blowing past cars and going in and out of traffic going 140 MPH.
  3. agemeansnothing replied to Mr Camouflage's post in a topic in 240K Skyline
    How about NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
  4. I think that site would come in handy even though I didn't know about it and poted a post asking if anybody knew my paint code.
  5. Mine is agemeansnothing because the owner I bought the Z from didn't think I could do it and that I didn't have enought responsibility to own a car and fix it up. The owner didn't even think I could get it running but look at me all I need is a fuel pump which is $200.
  6. agemeansnothing replied to Virto's post in a topic in Introductions
    That's just beatiful have fun with that beatiful car.
  7. I bet you could get cremmenga's car to about 165 mph. if you did a bunch of extra work on it like get flat head pistons, shave your head, cold air intake, new exhaust, strut bars front and back, get a stage three turbo charger and that should do the trick. If your not afraid to go that fast but, you can get radar detectors that pick up cops radar and get a lot less chances of geting a ticket.
  8. Even if a car looks rust free theres nice little tiny spots that are a pain. Check quarterpanels near the lower end of them, check framerails,under the battery tray, floorboars etc. Then the interior is very expensive so be careful.
  9. agemeansnothing replied to theianmonster's post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Damn, so I could use that oil cap a lot.
  10. agemeansnothing replied to Alfadog's post in a topic in 240K Skyline
    Sorry about your car but, even though you loved your car so much your more important to the people around you.
  11. agemeansnothing replied to theianmonster's post in a topic in Open Discussions
    Well I need a washer bottle, cargo straps, driver side window, fuel pump, fan clutch, fuel line, and a oil cap, center console, let me know what's there. Ian
  12. Actually sorry, my worst mess up yet he was talking about a transmission switch. Sorry, but search the archives and see what you can find.
  13. The ian monster asked this same question so if you do a quick search I think you can find it or, you can go to "The Ian Monster's" profile and go to all threads started by him and you'll find it. And yes you should switch but you'll have fun with it.
  14. Welcome to the club! Good start just like Ed said keep us updated on pics. and good luck with your z!
  15. agemeansnothing replied to zman525's post in a topic in Open Discussions
    There both great cars and that 62' year old I doubt he survived.
  16. Hey if any calls this company ask if he ships to NM. or anywhere. thanks
  17. agemeansnothing replied to zhead240's post in a topic in Interior
    oh ok my bad.
  18. I will post pictures in a little while then.
  19. This where the fun begins my brother and I have discovered a huge hole the some filled in with bondo and didn't want to worry about it. So my qestion is how do I replace a quarter panel? Do I grind of that piece of and replace it with something that I don't know about? :paranoid:
  20. agemeansnothing replied to zhead240's post in a topic in Interior
    It depends what shape are they and what are they made out of?
  21. agemeansnothing commented on zman525's comment on a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
  22. agemeansnothing commented on Sean240Z's comment on a gallery image in Big Z Photo Collection
  23. I like it without the bumbers even if it isn't classic but, be careful no bumbers no protection for your whole front. It could be crushed like nothing.
  24. Dude fun in my Z I think your car has more rust than mine by alot.
  25. But even the letters ZX are nasty even if it's worth a lot of money t tops square bumbers no thanks.

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