I wish I could grab that one up!! would be cool to have it.

Yes, I need one of the seat supports, I'll have to look and see which side I need. I wouldn't let him blast those areas, didn't want to take the chance of warping them.

not too bad, just a few pin holes here and there.....I have a little work to do though. I need to replace the original front seat supports, they were cut out previously and replace the right rear quarter to name a few.

Today I went over to the shop and vacuumed out all the glass media, started chemical stripping the fenders and it was a really sow process.

Thanks Michael, it's been a long time coming, but it's still going to be a slow process, just not enough time in the day!

I have also been collecting parts, for both the coupe and the wagon.......these are probably going on the wagon..

Well, it's been a long time, a really long time since I touched a Datsun. Yesterday I started taking the coupe back apart to get it ready to head out to the blaster and body shop. I have a cousin that does restoration work so I called him and got the ball rolling. Hopefully it will get all blasted t...

Yes! I also thought that mine was so nice as it was that I didn’t want to mess with trying to adjust it. I think it’s awesome that you are going to make this available.

I did the Electric power steering in my first coupe build, I think it's awesome someone is putting a kit together to make it easy to install. I had to source the parts, research which parts to source, and then put it all together and wire it up, took me forever but that was the nicest mod I did to t...

I know this is a little late, but I just read found and your thread, very nice work! I too tried to cover a few seats or repair them. Looks like you caught on fast too! Also, try 1/4 foam or even 1/8" next time. Sometimes you don't need as much foam thickness as you think. And, how did you repair th...

Looking nice Jeff!

Wow! that is awesome! I might start looking for a place around here to have mine done now.....very cool! Looks like air was trapped at the spare tire well and rear inner fenders. Maybe drill a small hole next time......

I used a paint stirring stick and placed it on the underside edge of the drip rail trim and tapped it with a hammer, work it off easy. you can catch just the edge with the thin wood stick. it''ll come right off. The guy that painted my coupe showed me that trick. Putting them back on will probably c...

This is so motivating to see! I have been pushing my projects back for so long, I'm about to change all that. I want a Datsun to drive again. Thanks for posting!!

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