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ALL ITEMS ARE FREE SHIPPING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED All located in Boulder, CO Listing much of this on eBay as well. If you think I'm crazy about a price just PM, worst I can say is no. Bottom line, it all needs to go. loading pics as I can. Intake manifold x2 SOLD $125 N42 non-EGR mani. Ugly but functional. Includes plastic TB spacer, looks homemade SOLD $75 EGR mani off turbo car. EGR block off plate, polished at one time and could use a re-polish (great shape though) SOLD Turbo exhaust manifold $115 stock, unmodified Throttle bodies x3 $250 TWM Large bore: w/TPS $200 Weber 60mm $50 240sx TB Lower valance: 3 pcs: includes left & right (off '77) $55 darker orange OE color, zero rust Upper & lower grill inserts '77 $20 not in great shape, surface rust only though, couple of light bends '77 bumper filler panel: OE orange in color includes rubber bumper mount covers $90 zero rust perfect shape FTurbo Valve cover: chrome $150 P90 head complete without cam or lifters $300 Water pump used $15 Alternators x2 SOLD $100 chrome $35 natural aluminum finish, some oxidization Megasquirt 1 with relay board and partial harness $300 SOLD Fuel pressure regulator: anodized red color: unknown brand $50 Billet oil filler cap with "240" engraved $30 MSA 2.5" full exhaust with stainless dynomax muffler & MSA 6-1 header for round port head: ceramic coated with O2 bung $450 NA motor: 91k miles on N42 dish piston bottom end, N47 head has MSA/Schrick Stage 3 NA cam, great lope. Motor dynod at 180whp corrected (have dyno sheet), lightweight flywheel, NISMO damper. Quick revving motor (update: turbo motor is still a couple weeks out due to custom cam delay. Wiring in ECU to NA motor now with the Z32 trans. Will have that running in th car till I'm ready to do the swap. $1000 plus shipping Early 5spd trans, .86 5th gear. Shifts fine but synchros are starting to go. $200 plus shipping Carbon Fiber ZG fender flares: undrilled but mounted with double sided tape, have a few small nicks but otherwise great shape $280 Left rear 5mph bumper mount. still gas charged $25 '77 Front 5mph bumper, amazing shape. Includes perfect condition rubber ends and bumperettes. Perfect condition $175 '77 Rear 5mph bumper, perfect condition & includes rubber bumper ends also perfect shape $175 Left taillight panel including lights. good shape, needs paint $60 L28 Crankshaft: stock, unground: its been checked: rods can polish, mains need to go .10" $100 plus shipping L28 rods & OE rebuild pistons +.30", OE bolts: checked out and in usable condition $80 OE flywheel, OE pressure plate, & 6 puck solid hub disc $175 Fan with clutch $20 SOLD Billet fan pulley, polished $35 OE are cleaner/intake, the stock one in excellent condition. Great for a restoration $125? Center console cover $25 OE wiring harness for 77 California car. Includes unique relays and assorted under dash bits. Near perfect condition. $100 I'll post more as I dig it up.
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Long time lurker turned builder. This thread will be slowly updated and the build may not be the most interesting, but I'd like to share/document. I've used this site for ideas and daydreams for about 8 years, so thanks everyone! My canvas is a 1970 series 1 240z with period modifications. Today was the first day I actually started work on the car, previously I was just trying to get the car running a little better by cleaning and rough tuning the carbs. I started by removing the previous owner's attempt at making a floor.... This left an even larger hole in the floor, perfect for cooling you down on a hot summer's day. The floors were cut out when I bought it and 2x3 frame tubing welded from the TC bracket to the rear rails. Unfortunately the rails were not even close to level, so that had to be fixed. One side almost leveled, but the floor and main frame rails are just the beginning... Time to save up a bit to buy an engine hoist.
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Bought these for my Z with 315 rear tires, but then sold it without ever installing them. They should fit any 1970-1978 and are the bond on type with plenty of lip to blend them into the body seamlessly. If I remember correctly, they are about 1" wider than the BAMF ZG bolt on flares (which are what I had). If you want to bring your Z by we can test fit them to see. Don't remember the exact name for the style of these flares or how much I paid for them. If anyone can pinpoint it that might help me out some. Looking for $300
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1971 240Z in Los Angeles for sale - L24 w/ 5-speed - suspension upgrades
Mace.un posted a topic in Cars for Sale
For sale is a 1971 dark green 240Z. Asking 14,000. Mechanically, this car is great! Transmission and engine operate properly and the suspension is nicely upgraded. Not much in the way of extra noise from the interior. Speedo stopped working a bit ago. It was jumping around and then quit. My guess is that the cable needs to be cleaned of oil that was leaking from a now replaced oil pressure sender unit. Nothing needs to be done to this car to enjoy it every day. It sounds great, runs great, and feels quick and planted. It's got a JDM look with the fender mirrors and flares, front air dam and rear hatch spoiler. New wheels and grippy performance tires round out the aggressive look. All the work was done by Art, the owner of Sunrise Z in Glendale, CA. The paint is ok. It looks great just looking at it, but on close inspection it has some chips and has orange peel texture. Previous owner got it painted cheaply at a shop. Original paint code used. Its a single stage paint job. Interior is great except missing stereo and the bezel that would hold one is broken. It has the controls for, and the majority of the A/C and heater parts, but these systems do not currently work. I'll add more pictures of the interior next to show all of that better. Here are the upgrades: Engine (Orignal L24): Rebuilt Head Aluminum Radiator Twin electric fans with aluminum shroud New Oil pressure Sender New Rear Main Seal New gas tank vent Hoses Vent hose upper rear Vent to filler Vent Upper Front Vent Long Transmission: 5 Speed Transmission from 280ZX - Has been rebuilt Exedy (Dakon) Clutch Kit New Throw Out Bearing Suspension: Sway Bars Strut Bars Tokico Illumina Adjustable Shocks Eibach Progressive Springs Urethane bump stops Urethane bushings Urethane Mustache Bar bushings New Diff mount New Steering rack boots Front Alignment Tires and Wheels Tires - 225/50ZR-16 BFGoodrich g-Force Sport COMP-2 Wheels - 16" X 8" Rota RBR in Hyberblack w/Polished Lip - 4x114.3 +04 Brakes: SS Brake Lines Front Pads - Porterfield R4S Rear Shoes - Porterfield R4S DOT3 Brake Fluid Electronics Starter Relay XR3000 Electronic Ignition MSA Fuse box Exterior Cosmetic: Fender Flares Fender Mirrors Rear Spoiler Front air dam Front lamp covers Rolled Rear Fender lips ( to fit wheels and lowered suspension ) Interior: Replaced Turn Signal Switch Reupholstered seats (original look) New Trunk carpets Retractable 3-point Seat Belts White face gauges New Hatch Plugs New Hatch Weatherstrip installed Includes rest of complete weatherstrip kit New tail light gaskets Rivets for Black Plastic Extras: Original 'Wooden' steering wheel. (needs a horn button) Extra set of tires and wheels ( Centerline wheels wearing 245/50 x 16 tires in the rear and 205/55 x 16 tires in the front) Original 4-speed Transmission (Wheels and 4-speed are at Sunrise Z in Glendale) -
I have a 72 240Z with 6 liter LS2 and T56 6 speed. After the engine/trans install (by Dave - (Viperredls1z), we did a 4 wheel Willwood disc brake setup from Arizona Z Car and while I was doing that, I opted for the package with 5 x 4.5" lugs which gave me the option for larger tires and wheels. I got a set of wheels (11x17 rear and 9x17 front) and mounted Michelin 335/35-17 rears and 275/40-17 fronts. The car originally had hand built flares, but they were poorly done and in any case did not cover the larger tires. This gave me the perfect opportunity to do some paint and bodywork that I have been putting off. The car is in Ralph Garza's Body shop in Roseburg, Oregon for complete body work and paint. Check my facebook page: Datsun V8Z. The old paint is almost all gone,body panels are being aligned and this weekend they started on the flares. I made templates out of 1/2 inch plywood that would be the outside opening of the flares. The template radius is 1 1/2 inches larger than the tire radius. I located the center of the template 1" above the center of the wheels/tires, allowing for a bit more suspension travel. This weekend, Ralph and his buddy John from Portland (who has done SEMA class winners) started mocking up the flares. They are using rigid styrofoam blocks and spray foam to construct a workable surface, then filing and sanding down to a final shape. Hopefully this will be done this weekend, and the fiberglassing can begin. The side marker lights go away, and I'm adding turn signals behind the front grill (yet to be fabricated). No front bumper. Thin black fiberglass bumper? in the rear. It will be painted with many layers of Kandy Tangerine over gold metalflake with a black stripe down the center. This is my preferred daily driver, so we are adding some comfort touches: Lots of sound insulation, Honda S2000 power mirrors, leather reupholstery on the existing 350Z power/heated seats. Also adding a small overhead console for rear-view camera. I've attached a photo of the car before bodywork and a few pictures of it as it sits in the shop. I'll try to post every few days to keep everyone updated.
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From the album: 73 240z
