good bye sc people as of today the sc is going into hiding for a while i got a new beater for now so i am going to be building it.

is 76 s30 280z my eyes water a small bit when i saw this car is was in great shape. my friends have thier old schools well i got mine lol everything turned out good so i bought this Z . will be restoring it my first manually tranny and is a z car ftw have to leave the sc behind FTL

 

Man......good luck Cam, you've got ALOT of work ahead of ya. I'm not 100% sure, but I am fairly confident that older Z's were plagued with rust. I see she's got some on her, but lets hope not too much. Lets put your body work training to the test!

 

Good Luck on your build. Are you going with a RB swap?

 

i love the 280 nice project but a pain you will return to sc sooner than later lol gl with datsun

 

Gl w/restoration

 

Cool project... I worked on the same engine before with my dad's old Nissan Maxima.... hhhmmmm it was an old 4 door nissan. can't quite recall if it was maxima hahahaha

 

nice find all you have to do now is throw your gte in this

 

Why is the Z gonna be the beater Cam. I'd put the SC on beater duty. That Z is begging for some old school JDM goodness.

 

HAWTNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


it looks in pretty good shape judging by the pics. guages and switches still intact. sweet.

I've been on the market for a 1972 240Z myself. eventually i'll get one and start my 'ol skool restoration project too. see you around the Datsun forums ..

 

do it.

i have a buddy locally that has a real RHD fairlady Z 2+2 that he is caging and putting an sr20det into. not my taste but workmanship is great.

let me know if you need any help with the motor

 

Looks like you got yourself a cougar of a girl. Please update us when she is finished.

 

GL with your build.. looks like a lot of work..

 

my girls on my *** cause i didnt finish the sc lol but she like this will be getting a sr soon

 

always wanted to do a old Z myself, just never had the nerv to get one and start on it.. goodluck!

 

good luck with the new build