My new arrival

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red baron

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just thought i would post some pictures up of my new arrival
 

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Nice one Red, we may even let you park with us at the next NW meet :D :D

That looks lovely any plans...?
 
Great stuff Phil! More details please!

I assume its not going to be UK registered to make it to Tatton a week on Saturday. You better be able to make it to Oulton in July though and Tatton in August! More S30s for the stand!!! :)
 
just got it insured today, the body is mint and totally rust free it's a California import with only one lady owner and it has been exceptionally well cared for and was only taken of the road in California in march of this year, starts first touch of the key, it also has lots of recipts and service history and has A/C. The build date is June 1970 but i think it is earlier than that more of a late 1969 as it has a lot of 69 stuff on it, all being well it should be going to Oulton park and Tatton park, so you can have a look at it then :D
 
Good stuff! PM the reg number for the Oulton and Aug-Tatton booking forms!

Do you want to bring it to Tatton a week on Saturday or stick with the Z32?
 
the reg is 817 BZD as its on american plates and i will try and bring both on Saterday if you could get a ticket for it ?
 
Nice early car by the sounds of it.
How did it get on with it's mot?
The americanos are generally so **** with maintenance side of things.
 
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what makes you think it's a 1969 - what is different about '69 stuff compared to 1970 ? Chassis number please ? :

red baron said:
the body is mint and totally rust free it's a California import with only one lady owner and it has been exceptionally well cared for and was only taken of the road in California in march of this year, starts first touch of the key, it also has lots of recipts and service history and has A/C. The build date is June 1970 but i think it is earlier than that more of a late 1969 as it has a lot of 69 stuff on it
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Like i said,who gives a **** anyway,and yes everybody has there own thoughts and are entitled to them
 
Taking this in a positive direction again - Phil, I've booked you a pass for the 240z for the Saturday. Cheshire Auto Promotions are sending it direct to you. The one for the 300 is in the post from me too.

Please bring the 240, pretty please?!!!

We potentially have an awesome line up for the Saturday and some good stuff for the other two days.
 
Nice car mate - congratulations. I am currently have a Z clearout due to space and storage issues so I can emphasise.
 
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Anorak is a slightly harsh term. However its for the good of the club/car/brand etc that we have these people who have such passion and interest in them. If someone has spent a large number of years enjoying something, no matter what it is, they're bound to end up having strong opinions on these things, they're normally right!

They help us all out in many ways, where else do we find the info/data we need about parts, how they fit, numbers made, year differences, experience etc for free? I'm sure i'm not the only one who these 'people' have helped? All part of being a member of a 'club'.
 
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Is your new inport going RHD or staying a left hooker? Looks good mate. I should have considered the rust free option when I stupidly dove right in with my current 240Z!








Hehe....
 
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