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Sent you a PM.

It has been a really long time since I've posted here. The car has been sitting for the 2 years since the trans blew up, collecting dust. I finally started working on it over the last week or so and the z32 5spd transmission should be going in tomorrow. Once I get a new drive shaft made up it should be ready to hit the road again. In the meantime, I took a little bit of time and spray paint and did some 'decorating'

Here's two shots of cars with the Klearz lenses on them. Vinh's ZX convertible with the clear lenses. And the other one with tinted lenses..

The guys at klearz.com used to produce all the 280zx lenses (turn, marker, tail) and they were resold by MSA for a time. Not sure what happened, as they are no longer listed on their site, or at MSA..

I absolutely do not miss a single thing about living in NY. My parents' place got flooded out last week due to rain water backing up the gutters and into the walls / roof because of the massive amounts of snow clogging everything. Meanwhile, I'm enjoying temps in the 80s and sunshine on my last spring break ever here in AZ Hope things dry out for you soon!

Not planning on it. May not stay in AZ forever but I like it way too much out here in the wild west

Aside from the exploding Toyota 3.0 it's been great. Does yours have the solid axle up front? They switched to IFS over here in '86, ours is an '89..

Nice to see that the club got off the ground, you guys have a good group of people out there. What happened with 'ZORB' though?

Crazy, another one with a Tacoma and a Z And since the GF drives the Z about as much as I do, here's her DD

This is the only answer!

$1.39 in Tempe, AZ. I can't remember the last time it cost me less than $30 to fill my tank, this is awesome

Perfect AZ weather and perfectly running Z =

Just keep it going in this thread... I think maximum versatility is a must. People should be able to use this header with several different setups.

I would be down for one in the future if the price isn't outrageous. I would rather use a manifold/downpipe combo than the stock manifold and have a custom downpipe made. Did they give you anything as far as a price estimate?

If you're going to buy a Dell the key is to get the best extended warranty they offer with the computer. I've had my Inspiron laptop for just over 2 years and in that time I've had the HD, motherboard, 2 power supplies, and the CD/DVD drive all replaced under warranty. I've never dealt with Indian customer support either, unless they now speak perfect English. It is a pain in the ass to go through all the troubleshooting steps before they diagnose it to be the problem you knew it had all along, but it has still never taken me more than an hour on the phone to get the problem fixed or to get new parts ordered. When the motherboard had to be replaced they even had a technician come out to my house to do it. Point is, get the damn extended warranty.