New World Datsuns...

I would think he can probably figure out how to locate some pure gas .

I'd throw my vote behind the Z20 for the extra torque.

There's a green test mule in Tri Cities...

It's perfect. I must have!

Can I send it to you so I can get that Cali money for it?

I 100% hear you. I feel that way about the 240Z I had. Very original car and worth quite a bit now. I thought I'd really miss my 1200 but surprisingly I don't. I'll probably miss this one on occasion but I'd really rather free up the cash and space to finish my '35. I'm sitting on 7 cars and 4 motor...

Good to be legal again. No more Journey for a while I hope.

Thanks, guys. As my projects usually go, I get them usable then use them for years and they never get finished. Then a do a bunch of work right before I sell them. It's stupid.

Just ordered some parts and talked to my painter. Look for some pre-sale activity in the coming weeks.

And has those wide hips. It's still probably smaller than the average Silverado -- just big by Datsun standards.

Hope so. See how it runs once I get it home.

Hope it's nothing serious. Congrats on getting it running though. Do you notice the extra .5L?

That looks like it'd be a challenge in a tight parking lot.

https://i.postimg.cc/13PN6xmj/28029-MMS-1547514230109-attachment1-28025.jpg $200. Came from a Costco tire center, they got new equipment. My old boss grabbed it for me because I told him I was looking. Now I just need a tire machine to go with it. https://i.postimg.cc/SRDHrb0f/28028-MMS-15475142300...

Just snagged a Coats tire balancer for cheap. Pics when I get it home.

HRH wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 13, 2019 10:11 pm

F me running, there are so many vacuum and water lines on the RB, it's just stupid.

Yes. Because Nissan.

I guess I just never had an account there. I tried HybridZ and got right in. Last posted there in 2011. That must be what I was thinking of.

1. Remove engine.
2. Install missing flex plate.
3. Reinstall engine.
4. Profit.

Nice to have a mock up engine, I bet.

You'll figure it out. You always do.