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Awesome pics. Thanks for sharing!

ha! brilliant!

Awesome work, Nick! Glad to see you're back at it:cheers:

IMAX Saturday at 3:40. Bought my tickets on fandango last week. Here is a really cool article about what makes these movies so good for me: http://www.wired.com/entertainment/hollywood/magazine/16-07/ff_darknight Counting down... Can't wait...

+1... no doubt.

http://www.baddogparts.com/

Looks like they won't clear the framerails to me. If you've never seen the S&S, they hug the block pretty closely and are still close to the framerails.

Can Marshall come to Atlanta? Looks really awesome:mrgreen:

Thanks for the opportunity, Sarah. And congrats Bartman:mrgreen:

Name: Ryan Ash Handle: nullbound City/State: Alpharetta, GA Year/Make/Model: 1973 Datsun 240Z 1973 JTR conversion with 475 hp Chevy 377, GM 200-4r Transmission, Weld Wheels, Ridiculously fast and fun!! Larger Version: http://album.hybridz.org/data/500/DSC01139.JPG

Olivia Munn from AOTS in 'the outfit':

I'm in for 1, maybe 2, for S30 with SBC. I would also like johnc's mounting brackets:mrgreen:

Looks good, Dale. I had a set on my 240 before I had it repainted and this is making me want to put them back on:grin:

They were in the neighborhood of $200 each. Sorry, I don't remember the exact cost...

I was in touch with the owner a few years ago... through an interpreter. Those fenders are definitely fabricated.

I just checked the stickers on the new fenders sitting in my garage for my 280. 63100-N4700 is what I have for the passenger side.

That's correct on those bolt holes. You can bend some flat stock pretty easily to match up to the older style bumpers and those holes, rather than buying the nissan brackets. And I unfortunately can't seem to find the pics that I had of the two types of bumpers. Sorry...

I'll check to see if I can find some pics, but the bumper for the earlier cars fits much closer to the body. I'm sure it fits as you think your current bumper should. I know when I swapped, I was much happier with the look. I remember taking a pic of the two bumpers to compare, but don't know if that pic survived. I'll check my old pc to see if I still have it. If I find anything, I'll post it here, but give me a few days to look. If you do go that route, you'll need to switch to the earlier style mounting brackets. I saw mention of cutting the '73 brackets above, but it's easier to make new ones (just bend some flat stock and drill a few holes).

On my '73, I replaced the front bumper with one for a '70-'72 car.

I'm the mother-flippin... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boafDfigiAo

Agreed... reign in blood is still kicking my ass on hard. Guitar on rock band, even on expert, is easy compared to gh3.