Subject	The horn pad is not held in place...
Posted by	Jehannum on July 26, 2008 at 1:08 PM
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In Reply To	If this was such a quality restoration you think Courtesy posted by longhornz32(Fort Worth) on July 26, 2008 at 09:30 AM
Message	relative to the hub of the steering wheel. You can rotate the one in my 240Z all the way around without doing any damage at all. It would have been a good idea for the seller to line it up correctly, but it's not a reflection on the restoration at all. The fact that the restorer found an E31 head and the series I 2400OHC valve cover speaks a lot more to the quality than a horn pad that is installed correctly. Your powers are useless! I'm wearing my tinfoil underwear!
Follow Ups	240Z from Nissan's '96 Classic Z Restoration Project - ZXers 08:21:53 07/26/08 I'll Take It =P (n/m) - LiftedCracker 08:37:41 07/26/08 If this was such a quality restoration you think Courtesy - longhornz32(Fort Worth) 09:30:50 07/26/08 Courtesy didn't do it, they just sold them. - Dallas DamonZ 09:33:03 07/26/08 oh. I was confused by this statement - longhornz32(Fort Worth) 09:36:27 07/26/08 The horn pad is not held in place... - Jehannum 13:08:02 07/26/08 Re: 240Z from Nissan's '96 Classic Z Restoration Project - JAYMZ11 10:48:49 07/26/08 not impressed.. - MidLifeZ (DFW) 12:44:49 07/26/08 +1 - Jehannum 13:11:01 07/26/08 Me neither. (n/m) - MAD_96TT(MO) 13:41:09 07/26/08 dude - ZLover4Life 15:42:23 07/26/08 38 year old car restored 12 years ago. Some slack, please. (n/m) - GatorJ 19:03:59 07/26/08 Not diggin' the blue interior (n/m) - cherryz 16:16:58 07/26/08
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