1975 H330 station wagon

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Re: 1975 H330 station wagon

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Also, I need to mention Mayfield Nissan workshop for being GC’s.
After getting axle fixed, I needed peace of mind that it wasn’t going to fall apart at 100km/hr.

I asked them to have a once over the whole car and report on any issues. When I collected car they informed me:
1. Park doesn’t engage from selector rod to transmission.
2. Back breaks balance way uneven.
3. Handbrake cable loose.
4. Front left bottom arm extremely loose and gave concern for how did car get WOF.

When I was about to thank them and head home to do repairs, they informed me that they have fixed all of the above and it was a pleasure to work on. NEK MINUT they informed me there was NO CHARGE!! No charge … you beauty!

They also informed me that some of the top and bottom ball joint boots are perished but due to having been well greased, they are perfectly fine as is. Suggested replacement at some stage.

Thanks Brian and team :beer:
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Nice story, not the usual experience, when taking an old car to a dealer, great integity
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Can you spot the difference?

The one on the bottom is from a Nissan Terrano/D21 with a missing dust boot.
The one on the top is from my H330 with the missing boot from the D21.
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Now I’m on the hunt for the upper D21 dust boot…anyone have any around?
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Have you tried suppliers, there are a lot available new from the likes of BNT
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Na never tried BNT. Didn’t need to as I went to a wreckers and ended up getting some Toyota hiace boots that fit roughly enough for my liking.

I had a leaky seal in the axle after finally getting locking collar sorted. Pulled that out on Friday after a day at home without kids. Took for a WOF too and failed in a dent on chassis sill so off to a panel beater tomorrow to have it pulled straight.

Anyone modified their original radio with modern technology?
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I love this car, will be good to see it on the road again.
No I haven't made the mods yet but have often thought I may fit an AUX plug and amp and run through the speakers to manage from my phone, I just have an amp and cable in the 240Z that I plug in to, works ok and is very discreet.
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