First let me say I posted here to receive any and all feedback on this project. Criticism only makes things better.
A few words about myself and my Z quest. I am 17 years old and have several years of experience rebuilding cars. I have fully restored a 1963 Chevy Nova Convertible, a 1968 Ford Bronco (My daily driver) and a 1969 El Camino. All three of those I worked along side my father and his brother learning the trade and now I am on my own. I wanted something that will get me better gas mileage, for the time being at least, and something with potential to be fast. Finally, I wanted something not American, but not a Honda. I came to the Z. I hit up craigslist and after a few weeks purchased a 1973 240z from a guy in my own town for $300. It had a running L28 with a 5 speed but the brakes were shot so I towed it home. The car had major rust problems and body damage, I was looking at two to three thousand in body work and rust replacement. However, within the week I found another $300 1973 240z about 50 miles away, this one not running, but with a 100% rust free body. Had to have it. That brings everything up to date. I began the projects by stripping out all interior parts and pulling both motors. Followed by cleaning and painting the front suspension, replacing the struts and springs and going to urethane bushings. So far I only have pictures of the new progressive eibach springs.
Sunday will bring pictures of the cars and all progress made.