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This car made its was down here all the way from the U.A.E. We are excited to be able to preform this swap on a classic such as the 240Z. This is going to be an N/A build with a completely stock VQ35HR.
Classic looks and the reliability of a modern engine was the goal with this car, we can't wait until it's complete!
tell your customer he should prepare the chassis before dropping in that engine. great exterior but the underside looked a mess.
cool car though.
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Originally Posted by Chef-J
+1 i agree.
The engine was installed temporary to determine the new engine mount location, The whole car is completely stripped down to the bone right now and will be completely blasted to cure some of the rust you see, that was the plan since day one, this goes also to the suspension,brake system, and rear end its a complete restoration job
One of the younger members of our club was the first to complete this swap........he has a great website where he chronicled it all......college kid did all this himself.....very impressive.
One of the younger members of our club was the first to complete this swap........he has a great website where he chronicled it all......college kid did all this himself.....very impressive.
One of the younger members of our club was the first to complete this swap........he has a great website where he chronicled it all......college kid did all this himself.....very impressive.
GT Motorsports: Project: "U.A.E. 240Z" VQ35HR Transformation
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