I keep having to sign in every time
I promise I will the instructions down and never … never … NEVER ask again
Thanks MUCH
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I promise I will the instructions down and never … never … NEVER ask again
Thanks MUCH
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Originally Posted by billy b
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Hope ya got that ' billy b ' Hell I think putting points and plugs in a 1970 Datsun was easier then that. But that was back in the day before computers. The young whipper snappers of today have it down with the new technology stuff and If I have a problem with my computer I just ask my 12 year old granddaughter and she works with me on the problem, good luck with it billy b.
This whipper snapper's first car was a 1979 Datsun 510 Station Wagon. Followed by a 1977 Honda CVCC. Mind you, this was 1996 - 2000.Quote:
Originally Posted by old pudd fisher
You know ALL the chicks loved either:
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What kind of 1970 Datsun did you have? Please tell me it was something awesome like a 240Z or a 280Z.
It was a red PU like this one then I later got a 1973 that I liked a lot better.Attachment 51331 Attachment 51332
Pudd,Quote:
Originally Posted by old pudd fisher
Do you know the engines they had on them? Those old Datsun trucks are legends!
Especially the ones with the "round head lights" since they fetch a nice price on the JDM market.
My 510 had 499,999 miles on it when the odometer stopped working and I kept running it for years after that.
Just like them Fords! LOL.
FWIW I had one of the first 240Z's … after waiting 2-3 months and "loaning" Fontana Datsun $500 dollars to deposit in an interest-bearing account. (there was such a thing in those days). There were only 2 choices … Salmon or Silver. Which would you choose.
Less than $4000 out the door incl. taxes
Later got me a 300ZX … should have kept it … but wanted a real convertible instead of t tops.
Cool back in the day story billy, I always wanted a Z car in those days but could never afford to buy one but think salmon would have been my choice .Quote:
Originally Posted by billy b
Definitely the Silver.Quote:
Originally Posted by billy b
Funny story? The 510 that I was riding in had the Z engine, which meant the 6 straight.
It was great beating out the 280Zs, when you had your entire yearbook staff in the back wondering why you were revving the engine.
I wanted it too!Quote:
Originally Posted by old pudd fisher
