http://www.sfzcc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1167\

thought you guys might enjoy this. I sure DID !!

 

Pretty damn cool

 

sweet.

 

That is one bad azz car!

 

yeah , pretty fuggin cool setup. Someone has alot of patience and ingenuity. The car looks flawless on the body alone, the engine covers would look better in chrome silver instead of red !!! just my opinion.

 

that had to take months to do...
but it looks great!!

 

WOW... speachless

 

thats pretty awsome, looks much better than I thought

 

*W O W*

 

even same steering wheel too.

 

my goodness jaw dropping!!

 

strange but well executed. there are other 240Z's that I like much better, that are more functional. this one gets points for being unique, but i dont see much function in opening a rear glass lid when you have to bend over 2 feet to put something inside your car. engine-wise, i would have rather prefered going with a nice straight six setup (either L or RB) turbo.. that would be perfect. VQ is... eh.

 

this is my second favorite old-school Z....

the first one is the blue Q45 V8-engine twin-turbo powered 240z...

 

how did they do it?

 

can you say $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!!!

 

very carefully.

 

Very nice, even reversed the hood opening.

 

there are not many 240'z that win the cake.....

except for,
Rick Bowers:
http://rick.thebowersplace.com/webst...humbnails.html

Tod Kaneko:
http://www.superstreetonline.com/fea...ehicles/38983/

Both have very nice cars, with different ways of building them.. but both are very respectable and admirable.

The 240Z w/ 350Z interior and motor just involve good junk yard connections.. I doubt they bought a 350Z and went to town on it, that would be a shame..