All big parts such as hoods, hatches, doors, blocks, tranni's, bumpers, etc......I'm looking to sell cheap, and there is a possibility of delivery. last year I delivered as far as New Jersey, all the way up by Albany New York. People got good deals on big parts, I got money to go camping with my dog, priceless. Meeting other Z people and talking Z's for hours, priceless. So let the journey begin.........and small stuff I'll consider too. The key is, must be able to fit on a reasonable route, which last year panned out very good. So far I have Long Island, and outskirts of Philly, so bring it on.

It'd be great to co-ord the time to just drop by and 'take the tour';sure to walk away with something.
Truck camping? w/ man's best friend? Where? When? If you need a truck to just get there,so much the better..
Mews iz cool,so iz PJ's in 'Gansett (was there last nite) Iggy's...

Your dog's name is 'Priceless'???

No,...Elvis....

But I heard him say he waz camping with his dog, Priceless......

His name is actually Floyd. I'm set to lease the 27th, drop off a gas tank in Long Island, then heading for a night of camping in the Pocono's, then up to Binghamton, and probaly go Oneonta on the way back.

Our member Dan Linquist needs a spare 1970-74 hood out in Washington state, but my FedEx guy tells me it would cost more than the hood is worth to ground ship it out there to him. I would have to build a wooden framed box to enclose the hood, and keep the entire project under 150lbs.

Dan wants to experiment with a tasteful reverse-scoop ("Shaker") hood design for the 240Z, which would relieve underhood air pressure at speed. That would allow air to vent up onto the windscreen and not get trapped under the hood and slow the car down.

He doesn't want to experiment with the original hood on his car. The Club partz car would make a perfect donation, if I could get it out there to him without having to remortgage the house.

Hopefully Dan finds a local partz car out there with a usable hood.

what do you have in the lines of distributors for the L28?

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Also Known As Clayton Pace

The prize winner is my 83 N/A one, for one I know it runs the car and works good. Then I have some laying around from the 280's not shure how good or if they work, or where they are at first thought. (Man I'm buried in parts.)