Beautiful yellow 240Z

That old chestnut.........

At least it wasn't the ubiquitous MOT tester making that comment..... my pet hate when I see someone say in advert ' the MOT tester says it's the best he's ever seen :devil: '

omitting to mention the fact that the tester is a 25 year old spotty Herbert who has never seen another one before ( apologies to all 25 year old spotty Herberts reading this..... but you get the drift )
 
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Loving the look of the car too, I wonder if he's had a load of offers in that first 500km and now thought: 'Hang on if I sell it for that money I can build another 2 just like it...'
 
Mr_Tenno said:
Loving the look of the car too, I wonder if he's had a load of offers in that first 500km and now thought: 'Hang on if I sell it for that money I can build another 2 just like it...'
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I don't think so - have you costed up the parts and hours needed to reach that standard ?
 
Well maybe not 2 but potentially another with a profit margin on top. Especially if you're just building them for the fun of it and not billing the hours.
 
SeanDezart said:
Agreed on the pressure regulator although it's there for a reason if you read the advert - electric fuel pump !
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I hadn't noticed the fuel regulator, first thing that caught my eye in an otherwise beautiful engine bay was the messy HT leads on the spark plug side! :unsure:
 
The fuel regulator doesn't bother me at all, it's a functional part of the car.

The standard fuel pump isn't 'pretty'. Come to think of it neither are a lot of components in the engine bay.
 
I think the right buyer, who appreciates the work done to that car, will be able to live with that Fuel Reg. Or, god forbid, move it.
 
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