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Here is my 76-280Z,

here is the one from my car, the red wire is to the new CD changer in the glove box, not standard.

I got mine in 2/1976 with only 15 miles on it for $7500. It now has 48K miles. I think I will keep it.

Pete, I have the same rear spoiler on my car. I installed it around 1980. A question first, did the outer wing pieces come with short studs where it would attach to the cars finder, if it did then you would drill a hole in the finder and use a nut to attach from the inside of the finder. This will be very hard to get to because the area is above the tail lights and a very cramped space. I then used SS screws for the two holes in the side of the car. I did not at any time use bondo or glue to attach the parts. For the long spoiler piece there were studs in the piece and I also used the SS screws on the center around where the hatch thumb button is. I eventually had the spoiler painted the same color as the car.

Phantaz, you can get the centers from Massey1946 motors on EBay. They are located in Oklahoma some place. Phone number is 405-239-2010. I think yours were originally polished, just use some mothers aluminum polish on them with al lot of elbow grease.

Mine has on the engine comparment tag the following. Max. HP / RPM = 170 HP / 5600 RPM (SAE) Mine was manufactured in 11/75 but is a 76 model.

nebsheer, thanks I liked them when I first got the car and I still think they are the best on an old car, I just wish they were 15" or 16" so I could get lower profile tires. Careless, the code color is 302 metalic green. It is the original color for the car, I did have the car re-painted about 24 years ago. thanks for the nice comments.

These are the original 14" wheels I purchased back in 1976 with the car. The are Appliance wheels with new Eagle alloys centers and new lugs and the tires are 205/70/14.

I have 205/60/14 on the front and 215/60/14 on the back of mine. I am about to replace mine with 205/70/14 on all corners.

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