| Message | :As several of you already know, a month ago, after roughly three years of searching, I finally bought myself a Z. :It took me a while to get pictures for multiple reasons.  In the end, the broken family-camera mysteriously sprung to life out of pure respect for the Z.
 :Before I start Pic Whoring, I need to say thanks to a few people:
 :George (ZEngineer) and Jeff (spicyZ) have been a lot of help to me.  They have tons of experience with the Z and are full of information when I need it.
 :Since the Z I was buying was in Ottawa, Jeff even gave me contact information for a garage near him with a lot of Z knowledge.
 :I had the car brought there the day I went to check it out, and found it was in excellent condition.
 :I should also mention Jeff thinks he has admin-privileges. He sent me this e-mail on Monday:
 :"You are hereby no longer allowed to post on tt.net until you make a post about your new car.  Steal, borrow, buy a camera, but you're overdue :-)"
 :We better all watch out; Jeff is going to banning us one-by-one ;~)
 :James (Nis300owner) also gave me a hand by getting me the Carfax on the VIN.  He has an unlimited account and had posted
 :here that he would do checks for anyone, so I got in contact with him immediately.
 :The title was clean as could be.
 :I'd also like to give a big shout out to Johnny at Z1 (Jturbo@z1).
 :I was in need of a rim and Johnny found the best one possible in the Z-graveyard and shipped it right out.  I was expecting it to be really scratched up,
 :but it is practically mint just like my other three wheels.
 :Johnny is also always willing to talk about almost anything and gives great advice about the Z.
 :Anyways, on to the pictures.
 :Introducing the Rock & Roll Z!
 :Enjoy!
 
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 :Here you can see the horrible side-fitments of the knock-off spoiler:
 
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 :Here you can see the horrible rear fitments of the knock-off spoiler.
 :The edge should be flush with the taillights as far as I know.
 
  
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 :I need to re-align my passenger headlight.  It is really out of line with the hood etc.
 :As a matter of fact, the hood also needs to be re-aligned a bit on that side.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 :Interior shots:
  
 
 :Here is the idiotic sub-box that came with the car.:You cannot really see it but there is a bit of room between the edge of the trunk and the box.
 :The fabric matches the interior very well, but I'd like to have some T-Top room.
 :ChrisZTT I'll be in touch eventually!
 
  
 
 
 
 
 :Engine shots:
  
 
 :And finally, my Zs new home:
  :You would not believe the mess that was in this garage two weeks prior to me purchasing the car.:The right spot was completely full of junk.  It built up over a course of at least 8 years.
 :My mother and I tossed 95% of it to the curb, and 80% of that was taken by scavengers. "One man's trash is another man's treasure" has never been so true.
 :After emptying it out, we cleaned the hell out of it.  Our newly purchased Power Washer came in hand here washing out all the caked-on dirt on the floor.
 :You have NO idea how dirty it was. We hadn't cleared and washed the garage in years.
 :Now it is all clean and makes a really nice home for my Z.
 :I hope you guys enjoyed the pictures.
 :I have a few things to take care of for now:
 :1) Rear Hatch Struts (McMaster replacement method)
 :2) Left Headlight & Hood Adjustment
 :3) 120k Maintenance (Just to be safe)
 :4) Woody75 Short-Throw Shifter w/ SPL Bronze Bushings (Shifter is in the mail)
 :I am going to do the 120k Maintenance when I take the Z out again after winter ends.
 :If anyone wants to have a tech-day and install it with me, that would be very helpful.
 :I'd rather not pay someone to do the labour if I can do it with someone who has experience with it.
 :If you have any comments or suggestions, post away.
 :The floor is all yours, TT.net!
 :-Mitch
 
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