The show is called Full Throttle. If you watched that episode closely they cut to some historical racing footage mid-way through, and right behind a couple of 240z's are some ROADSTER's racing around
On my Original Owner 68, the front engine hoist bracket was between the tower and the head, and although the head was off making it much easier to manipulate, I was able to pound on this solid steel
I happened to write this, this week before checking the list. I thought I was the lone poet, but I'm glad others are inspired also this time of year. Here's "Mr. K's Christmas Visit." 'Twas the night
I don't know about removing the lock cylinder, but to remove the locking mechanism all you do is turn it over and unscrew the 2 small screws on the underside, remove the plate, then remove the lockin
Did anyone happen to see the Right hand drive 2000 listed on ebay as a 1964 Fairlady. It was only up less than a day and then vanished. Description said it was brought from Japan in 1979. It looked m
Like many others, Gordon, your Roadster was one of the first I saw pictures of and I was very impressed. So I found a set of wheels like yours. I put them on and presto!! My car now looks NOWHERE NEA
The Roadster in the Hemmings mag belongs to a gentleman in the midwest. It was Tim Miner's very first Roadster that he sold 25 years ago. Tim says the pics don't do it justice. Ron _________________
Hello All, At the Japanese Classic Car Show this past October in Long Beach, I was approached by a Hemmings Sports and Exotics writer to have my '68 1600 featured as one of their Drivable Dreams. Alt
Thanks Fred, I hope all owners of boxed Roadsters will eventually get to drive them to know the thrill the rest of us get. In all fairness, one of mine also is in pieces. I just ran out of boxes! And
Hi All, I am stroking my R16, using a 2L crank (unmodified nose except the keyways), 2L roads and pistons. I have in my possession 5 camshafts, and am wondering which one you racers/runners think mig