That sucks man.... These cars aren't really notorious for block problems, in fact, they're pretty solid in that aspect, seeing as the cast iron block is the reason the engine weighs so much. Warped heads are a thought you could notion towards, but once again, not a very common failure on the Z32.
Head gasket is most likely the culprit, but you don't want to just swap the gasket. You want to know WHY the gasket blew. Low coolant, stuck thermostat, or blown water pump, just to name a few reasons of why it could have gone. When you replace the gasket, the heads do need to be machined down to ensure a flush mating surface. NEVER re-use head bolts, as they warp after the first torquing. If you need any more help, don't be afraid to head over to the Z32 series forums! Lots of useful information and helpful people over here.
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