That's a true guacamole-mobile. Did you put the fender flares on yourself? I've never seen a 1200 with Group-B style flares before, it is quite impressive. What size tires fit under there?

Okay, how about this...

http://Gregs1972DatsunLB110@communiti ... gregs1972datsunlb110.msnw

Maybe that will work?

Okay...here goes...hopefully this will work...

Cool! Thanks David!!

I get over to the coast at least once every two months or so...my folks still live over there...I'll have to see if I can meet with you guys if you have a meeting or informal get-together.

I'll try to figure out how to attach a pic of the Guacamobile....or better yet, "The Striped-Avocado!

(After looking around for some way to post a pic of it, I guess I'll have to create a web-page with a pic of it and then link the URL...if you know of a different way, let me know!)

I saved the two links you posted and I will definitely check them out.

Thanks again for replying and I hope to talk to you later!

Welcome! Several of us here live in Wa State, mostly in the Seattle (western) side of the state.

> I've got a '72 LB110 that's modified quite a bit

Share a photo with us -- if you have a picture on a web site already, you can include a link to the image in a post (or in the reply to this message). If you convert it to a small jpeg image it won't take too long to download. For example: http://communities.msn.com/davidsdatt ... ction=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=1

> I'd like to up the motor to maybe a V6?

Here's a project report: Datsuns.com 1200-V6 swap

On the other hand, the extra weight of a V6 conflicts with one of the best things about the 1200: low weight. A Nissan CA18T or SR20 is a popular choice, with more hp than the V6 while keeping weight low. Both engines are available from engine importers.

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Howdy all!

I'm new to the group and hope I'm abiding by the rules...

Are there any Washington State Datsun fans that belong to the club?

I live on the Eastern side of the state and would like to meet and talk with people who have more skill and knowledge than I have...

I've got a '72 LB110 that's modified quite a bit, but I'd like to up the motor to maybe a V6? I'd like to post a pic of the little critter, but I don't know how, and I don't know if it's even allowed.

Any comments would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!!