I'm Gert from the Netherlands. A few weeks ago a bought my roadster from two fanatic roadster fans in the northern part of Holland. These brothers have a nice collection of 311s. My car belonged to their father who didn't use it often so this was my change
Car was brought by Andre, a Datsun friend of mine.
I'm also fan of the b310 series of Datsun, the Sunny or 140y.
Here's a pic of my 70 roadster:
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Welcome! Very nice! So fun to see all the people from around the world. Anybody ever list out which countries where we have members or posters? I can think of Canada, US, Mexico, Netherlands (does that cover Denmark... hey, US education), Australia, Japan (I think), Philippines (I think)... where else?
Gregs672000 wrote:Welcome! Very nice! So fun to see all the people from around the world. Anybody ever list out which countries where we have members or posters? I can think of Canada, US, Mexico, Netherlands (does that cover Denmark... hey, US education), Australia, Japan (I think), Philippines (I think)... where else?
Norway, Denmark( is a own country), Germany.
And welcome Gert, did you registry your car here?
Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall,torque is how far you take the wall with you.
Datsun Roadster '66 #7000 Sora Blue, restored 220 Hp and 340 Nm
Germany has 1 I believe and don't forget the UK, where in spite of the obvious competition of MG & Triumph - there are about 5 or more. (Rob Beddington?) I also seem to recall a recent posting from France.
And we Europeans (technically including the UK) all understand the American sense of geography - if the US hasn't invaded it, then they don't know where it is <G>
Peter Harrison
1970 1600 (Stroker) - TOAD SAN (Eliza)
1970 1600 (Stock) - As Yet Unnamed
Lake Balboa (SFV) , California
#mraitch Wrote: And we Europeans (technically including the UK) all understand the American sense of geography - if the US hasn't invaded it, then they don't know where it is <G>
But let me be honest, I don't now were all the states are in the US.
Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall,torque is how far you take the wall with you.
Datsun Roadster '66 #7000 Sora Blue, restored 220 Hp and 340 Nm
@Peter L. - unfortunately, many Americans don't know where all the states are either - see the link below.
Europeans are more fortunate in this regard because (for the most part) they are contiguous with at least two countries with differing cultures and languages - and even (for example Belgium and Switzerland) one country with two or more distinct languages and cultures. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steven-sh ... 50933.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Peter Harrison
1970 1600 (Stroker) - TOAD SAN (Eliza)
1970 1600 (Stock) - As Yet Unnamed
Lake Balboa (SFV) , California
