Fixing Everything Broken on this Nissan 300ZX to Get it Back on the Road
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- This 1986 Nissan 300ZX Z31 snowballed into a ton of work, and spanned nearly 4 months to complete. If you enjoyed the video please leave a comment and let us know what you liked, like it, and subscribe for more. More importantly, if you didn't like the video, let us know in the comments so we can do a better job next time.
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Great job. Friend of your Dad's and mine, Danny R, used to be your neighbor in N VA, has had 6 ZXs over the years. He is gonna love this. Lessons in perseverence. Two thumbs up.
Thanks a lot, it's really hard to convey on camera just how much effort something like this takes. Having the channel helps keep the motivation up to get things done since we get comments from viewers asking where the next video is.
Restoring a z31 in Aus right now, and man is this a huge motivator. Had my first drive in it today since doing some random stuff, and just is so fun, but will definitely need to look into this exact stuff one day soon.
Hey guys, just wanted to say great job on the 300ZX, quite impressed with how well it cleaned up. I've got my own Z32 project and I think you may have motivated me to get it back on the road as well!
Thanks a lot! It really brightens up our day knowing that our content helps motivate others to get their cars up and going. We've been keen on a Z32 for a while but just haven't jumped in yet, and most importantly, the right one hasn't popped up yet.
I actually saw one of these in a junkyard at Chesterfield Auto Parts a month ago. It was completely untouched and it's no longer there. I think the car was crushed but i hope not. Don't really know the company's policies 😢
Sad, once a long time ago we saw a pretty nice 87 Turbo that just got processed in and wasn't even in the yard yet. We asked if we could just get the whole thing but from my understanding it is against VA state law for a junkyard to sell a salvage vehicle to a normal person.
Private Snowball! Do you like that name?
Really an amazing job! You have enough patience like me to own one of these haha! I just got my first Z this year. First v6 and first turbo car I’ve owned. Love it! I replaced the original timing belt and everything else on the engines front end. Thank you for all the commentary, what a great help. I need to do soft brake lines and wheel bearings next as well. Look forward to your next video🎉
Thanks! It takes a ton of time and patience to work on the cars and then as well to film, edit, and create the videos as well. I'm really glad to see others out there enjoy it and find it helpful!
Awesome. I'm out here in northern VA actually restoring a couple 86 300zx right now. You ever go to cars and coffee out in Ashburn?
I don't, Ashburn is about 2hrs from me. When is it held? Maybe I'll see if I can swing it.
The steering rack was actually a warranty recall in 1985
Interesting, I never knew that. The new replacement rack so far is working with almost 1k miles on it so far.
Nice fix and save for sure
Thanks!
How can someone get in touch with you guys thanks
Send an email to dananddavesgarage@gmail.com and we'll see if we can help out.
I’m glad you made more videos on this car
Let me know what else you would like to see!
love your videos
Thank you! If there's any way we can get better, we are always looking for feedback.
I used to own an 86 back in the days. Still love the 86 body. Great DYI work!
Thanks a lot!
I enjoyed watching your video, thank you.🙂
Thank you so much!
hell yeah
Heck yeah