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Re: Japanese Junkyards?
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or maybe try this www.ezfindparts.com

Posted on: 2005/9/22 22:33
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Re: Good project for someone.
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Never seen one of those before . that one ain't much to look at but would love to have one though,lol

Posted on: 2005/9/22 22:26
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Re: new to the site
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Yeah they are hard to find here in the south, thats not eat up with cancer.the south has alot of humidity in the air . not a good thing if not kept up. By the way welcome to the club . lots of info. in here, and pretty good people too.,alway's glad to help!

Posted on: 2005/9/22 22:16
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Re: how old ???? ...not your age again
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Dude here in the southern U.S. you see lots of old american iron drivin the roads , cause we don't have the stiff emission tests that most of you have. but I don't see alot of old imports . untill you drive alot of the back roads and find em in peoples back yard with weeds growing around them .

Posted on: 2005/9/22 22:10
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Re: New 1200 project
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They do make very small aftermarket polly tanks that are not expensive at all. I used to run an 8 gallon tank on my racer. Came with brackets to mount in the trunk space.

Posted on: 2005/9/21 11:59
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Re: Most sold/popular Datsun
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The sentra came into production in 1982, was not much to it at first ,but sold alot of them. then they got very popular and are still in production today,and very sporty now. Like the sentra SE-R

Posted on: 2005/9/20 11:54
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Re: my new car!
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I have to agree with everybody else crystal , very nice looking 1200, and they are funt o drive too huh

Posted on: 2005/9/20 0:42
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Re: Most sold/popular Datsun
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If your talking about up to 85 in the U.S. it might be a close race between the Z, 210,& sentra. Not everybody could afford to buy the Z- car so I guessing it would be between the 210, and the sentra.

Posted on: 2005/9/18 17:43
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Re: Oil Gauge Question
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I second the mechanical gauge . I like to know exactly what my engine is doing . Just don't trust electric, but thats's me

Posted on: 2005/9/18 1:50
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Re: another one now on the road.....
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Glad to here another one is on the road . Mine was off the raod for 10 years , now given it hell again ,lol

Posted on: 2005/9/18 1:46
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