More Time at Home?

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Randalla
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More Time at Home?

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With all the craziness of Covid 19, I'm guessing some of you have a bit more time on your hands and maybe will even get to a few repairs or improvements on your Datsuns. I've heard the word "boring" used by at least 3-4 people this past week. We'd love to hear and see what you're up to. This would be a perfect time to post up. Gives you something to do, and gives us some interesting reading. I'm doing a bit of work on my Roadster and will post pictures and a summary of improvements in the next few of days.
1967 1/2 Roadster- 1600 4 cyl.
1972 240Z- 280 I-6
1976 710 Wagon- L20B 4 cyl.
1977 620 King Cab - L18 4 cyl.
2003 350Z Track- VQ V-6
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Randalla
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Here are before and after pictures of wet sanding and buffing the back of the Roadster as well as the brake lines I flared, bent, and installed yesterday.
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1967 1/2 Roadster- 1600 4 cyl.
1972 240Z- 280 I-6
1976 710 Wagon- L20B 4 cyl.
1977 620 King Cab - L18 4 cyl.
2003 350Z Track- VQ V-6
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cgsheen
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Paint looks good Randy.
260Z - L28ET - MS3X ECU, Ford COP w/ Nissan Ignitor, diyautotune optical wheel - T04e .63 A/R, Intercooled - 310cc Injectors - Ultra Heaven Fuel Rail - 14point7 Spartan2 wideband - Coilovers - Big Brakes - 304 Gold Metallic! Sakura Garage, Phoenix AZ
Vetteguy22
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Nice work. Looks great.
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Pepper
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I've been spending some time on the 240z project dash refresh, also cleaned up the steering wheel... I had some old gauges I wanted to try cleaning up before I started the 240 gauges. All of this inspired by the work Chuck is doing on Saba's dash...


Not fun...
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Vintage dash ready to attach to skeleton...
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Pulled and cleaned up
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Steering wheel refresh
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Tested disassembly and clean. These gauges (speedo and tach) were sitting outside in an old 280 dash I had
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I think they cleaned up nicely
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Randalla
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Pretty big transformation Patrick.
1967 1/2 Roadster- 1600 4 cyl.
1972 240Z- 280 I-6
1976 710 Wagon- L20B 4 cyl.
1977 620 King Cab - L18 4 cyl.
2003 350Z Track- VQ V-6
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