New Zealand Datsun Club

Getting super close now have been on a road test all checks out, last things to do is brace the front spoiler and make the tray

So we have had some set backs as my radiator repair didn’t work so I’ve had to remove the radiator, my heater seems to be leaking also but I believe the culprit is a nicked hose so I will remedy that at the same time once the coolant has drained. My fuel tank fitting is also leaking so I’ve drained ...

The surprise arrived today… The kit is for a efi set up but I bought that one so I can chop and change what car it’s in as most of my stuff is efi. I’ve got a bit of a plan to make it work on the carby, nothing to technical, I will show my plan when I get to installation. Didn’t get much done today ...

Made an overflow tank for the radiator during lunch, probably doesn’t need it but looks cool and took 2 mins to make so why not!

Didn’t quite get as much as I was hoping done this weekend but progress is progress right, managed to bleed up my brakes, and no issues, just ran a bit of brake cleaner down the lines to clean them out of any potential unwanted contaminants then begin flushing some fresh fluid down them followed by ...

Otodat wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 9:21 pm Great job, coming out good!

Thanks, she’s a few hours in the making now, that’s for sure!

This is how she currently sits, we’re just shy of being 3 months in, I plan on going to the lock up this weekend so hopefully more updates soon!

New grommets all over the show, new lil rubbers and all sorts.

new steering wheel and rims with fender flares after wof maybe a front mount oil cooler too but again get it going then wof then play around with stuff

Chucked the motor back in and all associated parts, wiring etc, here is where it’s got a lil tricky as both Utes came disassembled and this is my first time ever working on one but so far so good progress has slowed a lot at this point just trying to be careful working around my soft paint and tryin...

Decided to pull it out for the first time and see it in the sun also needed to spin it around to get ready for the motor to go back in.