[Assistance needed with 240Z seat ID]

So I discovered that the spacers are original.  My new seat covers say 70-73 and the pads say 70-78 so I suppose I can just replace the webbing and call it good, even though it's not 100% correct for a '72.

[Assistance needed with 240Z seat ID]

Hi all.  I just removed the seats from my '72 240z (6/72) to reupholster them and found that they appear to be a mish-mash of seat parts from different years.  Looking to the experts to confirm my suspicions. 

 

I found that the seat bottoms have webbing instead of springs, which I thought ended in 1971.  However, it also appears that my hinge/recline mechanism is correct for a '72.  Finally, the seat studs had these black "spacers" on them between the rail and the mount on the floor.  Are these original?

 

See attached photos.  I appreciate any feedback.

[240z Ebrake assembly]

I have 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the diagram if you need them.

[Diff experts - what is this setup from?]

The 240Z's rear hub companion flanges either have adapters or are modified to use those CV's.  Don't throw them away.

 

 

I figured as much, this is what they look like.

[Diff experts - what is this setup from?]

Just guessing, but the CV shafts are probably worth more than the diff, if they have the right spline count for a Z R200.  They're hard to find anymore.  Measure the length and count the splines, somebody will probably take them.  Call them 3x2 CV shafts.

 

Here's some ratios if you want to get closer to what car the diff came from.  Good luck.  By the way, you can't post a For Sale ad until you donate a few dollars.  It's a site rule to keep out the scammers.

 

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=337751

 

Thanks for the info!  Not really looking for info in order to sell, just trying to figure out what I have on my hands.  I may use the half shafts if I put an R200 in my project 240Z.  Thanks again.

[Diff experts - what is this setup from?]

Popped the cover off.  Looks like an open diff with 49:12 on the ring gear which I think translates to 4.08:1.

[Diff experts - what is this setup from?]

Hi all.  I'm no expert, so I'm turning to you guys.  I'm parting out a 240Z and it had this differential setup in it.  It is shorter than a standard 240Z diff and has CVs at both ends.  It had a homemade hack of a front mount holding it in.  Part number on top of the housing are 38311-40f00.  Pics: