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A good mate of mine had his home workshop broken into today (24/7) in SE Vic, & had a heap of Datsun L6 race parts stolen:

They are very distinctive parts & are fairly worthless to anyone due to their obscurity, so if any of the Dattofiles on here come across any of these parts, please PM me ASAP.

The list:

Custom inlet manifold for a L28 Turbo.

2 p90 casting heads.

1 ported n42 casting head.

Some custom wade cams (76 based grinds) and one odd turbo cam.

1 custom crank for L28 with 85 mm stroke (that needs custom rods to make work).

1 L28 crank (3040 stamped casting) that has been lightened (heavily machined counterweights).

1 set of stainless Ferrea race valves

1 L6 ARP head stud kit.

Please keep an eye open and an ear to the ground for these items to track down the perp.

And beware, there are some sinister people out there

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so, name of the guy? so we can organise a public lynching.

Not my call. I'd love to though........This sort of behaviour should not be tolerated on ANY forum!

All has ended well and the parts are back where they belong.

Thanks for letting me use your forum to help get the guy.

Simon

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