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new owner of a 1970 1600 Roadster in San Diego, CA

Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 7:34 pm
by sierra_edgar
Hello everyone!
I just acquired my first roadster is a 1970 1600 with original everything (At last for what I can see).
Here are some pictures.

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Re: new owner of a 1970 1600 Roadster in San Diego, CA

Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 8:11 pm
by theunz
Just needs a little buffing :D seriously, it looks like a solid complete car. Welcome. Mike

Re: new owner of a 1970 1600 Roadster in San Diego, CA

Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 8:48 pm
by fj20spl311
Those wheel buff up very nice.

Check out classic datsun motor sports in vista for a local sourse of parts.....also your local nissan dealer can order more than you might guess.

Phil

I might also be able to help, if you get in a bind....things are crazy from now through Christmas

Re: new owner of a 1970 1600 Roadster in San Diego, CA

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 11:41 am
by Rodster
Welcome to the site. Car looks good enjoy the ride.

Re: new owner of a 1970 1600 Roadster in San Diego, CA

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 11:51 am
by sierra_edgar
Thanks for the warm welcome guys!
Quick question: the SU carbs need a major tuning. What do you guys recommend.
1) buying a carb kid and doing it myself or
2) Sending then off to a carb shop?
If I do it myself what "carb kid" should I use and what dealer/vendor do you recommend.
Same goes for a carb shop. Any recommendations?

Thanks in advance for the feedback.

Re: new owner of a 1970 1600 Roadster in San Diego, CA

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 5:01 pm
by Gregs672000
I'm not an SU expert but major tuning usually requires something to address leaking thottle shafts as they wear out hole. Unless you are equiped to do something like replacing bushings or installing roller bearings you will likely have to send them off or replace with rebuilt/new. There are other options out there as well to replace SUs all together so compare options and take your time. You may also benefit from having them looked at first to see what kind of condition they really are in.