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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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Looks pretty good in the photos!

White with red interior is one of my favorite color combos.
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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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thank you , it is one of my favorite combo also. i tried to take better photos
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carpet is somewhat faded but no rips or hole.
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yeah i was joking about the all caps. I wasn't offended just saying hi :)
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no promblem, learn something new everyday :lol:
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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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Hi Christine, and welcome!

I really prefer the pre-'68 dashboard like yours (I've got the newer style that has recessed gauges like the 240Z).

Looks like you and the old man have a long fleet in a short driveway. Who gets the garage?

Say, I noticed something under the hood -- two fuel filters ?! ? Check it out -- they're right in front of the battery. Wonder what that's about. Maybe the previous owner really really wanted clean gas?

I dunno. I recommend putting one new, clean one on there with some fresh fuel line, and getting rid of a filter and two clamps that can suck air or leak. The filter nearest the battery has a squeeze-type clamp; they get weak and lose grip as the line stiffens up.

Use quality stainless screw-downs like the one I can see on the forward filter. When replacing the gas line, tighten clamps gently, then come back in a month and re-tighten after the rubber takes a set.
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thanks paul for the head up about the fuel filters, i will do it the exact way you stated. the garage is saved for my harley. im going to need a bigger house soon with a 6 car garage .lol to many toys and not enough time to drive them all.
this is my second datsun. i learned to drive in my 1972 b-1200 i sure regret selling that one and my 63 chevy belair. oh well live and learn. thanks
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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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Hey that's cool. A green 1200 was the first car I ever went 90mph in. On 12 inch wheels with bias-ply tires (at least they were new).

It was a dealer car, and my friend's Dad owned the dealership. Over on the license plate thread there's a discussion of cool license plate frames. I've got the Rippel Motors metal frame somewhere, but since it's not Datsun specific it's just a keepsake from way back when.

Keep us posted on your project.
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Very nice car. If that needs alot of work, it's sure well hidden. On the east coast we call that condition "damn nice".

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thanks, she is now in the shop having a new top put on. i found a gentlemen in vista,california that was able to help me aquire some hard to find parts this week. i got a new trunk latch and a air filter cover. a clip to hold my console lock in and a new clutch slave cylinder, he was honest and fair in his prices. he as a web site called classicdatsunmotorsport.com i was contacted by several different part sellers and the prices ranged from $195.00 to $54.00 for a clutch slave cylinder. i guess being patient and calling around and asking question. helps.
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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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Congrats!! How did you find that?? That is the best color combination in my opinion...and definitely the rarest. Those seats look original which is always a good sign. I cant believe the owner sold that...(unless you paid a premium) Great Find and thanks for posting pics. You guys in Cali do have the best inventory...LOL!! Ive been trying to find the same exact year and color combo for 3 years:(:( but crazy owners get high on their own supply and ask for over $8K and the condition is nowhere that nice.....
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thanks, the fellow i got this from had another roadster a 2000 and was selling this one to fix up the other. i guess he buys them and resells for a profit and fixed his other car . i hope you fine one . ive already had to re do all the electrical. new clutch cylinder . front and rear brakes. rear brakes cylinder. ect... looking for a little stereo to fit in that small slot. any ideas where i can get one?
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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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my67ldy wrote: looking for a little stereo to fit in that small slot. any ideas where i can get one?
Subject has been discussed a number of times with many options given. Kinda depends on what you want; original AM radio only, or something you can plug your iPod into.

Just a sec while I put on my fire suit........Okay....ready...

If you SEARCH the forums on stereo or radio, you'll find the posts.
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Re: 1967 roadster 1600

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Hi Chritine,

Your car is looking good. I have a white 68 and she's in process as well.

Welcome to the club.

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