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Pardon the quality, my camera is old, and it sucks for taking shots at dimming lighting I also wish I had my tripod with me - i could've set the exposure timing without wobbling the camera - pics would've been a LOT clearer.

I installed the airdam (thanks davyz!) as you can see, and I swapped out huge stock turn signals for.... lockhart phillips motorcycle flush markers (mine and my friend rob's idea). i think i did a pretty good job - you can see them being quite flush with the airdam, and the pair with bulbs and hardware cost me $20!


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'73 240z
'99 neon R/T<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by GodZilla on 10/10/02 10:45 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

is your air dam fiberglass or abs?

David
1TuffZ
zccr.net

 

forgot to ask, where did u find the air dam without signal holes in it?

david

David
1TuffZ
zccr.net

 

The 280Z air dam doesn't have turn signal holes in it .
They had the grill mounted lights , so I would say any vendor
with Z air dam's would have them. Auxliray mentioned he got
his from a freind.

 

Thats a pretty Slick Z,
I got just a few questions, how big are the rims you got on it? also,
(this isn't really a question) But i think your front end would look totally killer, without the little "bumperettes". (other then that, i couldn't have done it any better myself)
Wicked Z

.creator

 

guys, thanks for the warm replies.

1tuffz: as SpudZ said, it's a 280z airdam that i slightly hacked to fit the 240z. It's a urethane MSA airdam, and it's semi-gloss black because I used bumper coating on it instead of regular paint, which would crack. I am also designing a brace for the center portion so the urethane doesn't flex at high speeds

creator: the rims are 15x7 ronals, very lightweight aluminum

kd5izq: Interior's in decent shape, but I don't have any pics. The paint you see in the pics is 13 years old, I just chose specific time of the day so that the blemishes wouldn't be visible

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'73 240z
'99 neon R/T

 

NICE Job Alex

LOL.. blemishes... I can ALWAY's spot your car due to the shine she has

10/30? Should be fun

Donna

 

Very nice job! I think those LED lights look great. I would of removed and smoothed over the original front side markers and just had those lower corner markers there. They are visable from the side and front. Still looks great like it is.

For some reason, my Fairlady Z doesn't have any rear side markers. Maybe in Japan they didn't need them.