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Model: 1973 Datsun 240z with LSx and T-56

Required Location: Minnesota, USA

Price: AU $27,950 or All offers considered.

Item Condition: Excellent

Shipping: $2000-$4000

Contact Details: See eBay or PM me here.

 

Hey Guys,

 

I am selling my 1973 Datsun 240z with LS327 engine and T-56 transmission. I built this car a few years ago and have taken great care of it. Its spring time here and I want to get my hands on another project. The car is very fast, very loud and very reliable. It turns heads everywhere and is truly one of a kind. It has an almost a perfect 50/50 weight distribution due to the engine placement and stronger differential. I regularly get 30mpg during highway cruising. It started as a 36,000 mile California car and was purposely built to drive to the track, rip some pavement and get you back home before dinner.

 

I have listed as much as I can remember about the build below. Most everything is new or rebuilt.

 

Color is BMW Phoenix Yellow

GM LS327 H.O. Engine

LS1 Intake and Fuel Rails

Aluminum Radiator w/ Electric Fan

OEM Corvette Fuel Pump, Regulator and Filter

T-56 6-Speed Transmission

LUK Clutch

Nissan 300zx 3:7 LSD w/ CV Halfshafts

TechnoVersions Urethane Differential Mount

Super Strong Driveshaft

Ceramic Coated Hooker Headers

2.5” Dual Exhaust w/ Cat Delete

Tokico HP Shocks

Arizona Z-Car Springs

Urethane Bushings

Bump Steer Spacers

Strut Tower Brace

Front, Nissan 300zx Ventilated Discs and Calipers (excellent stopping power)

Rear, Nissan 300zx Discs and Calipers (retains parking brake)

Brake Master Cylinder w/ New Booster

SS Braided Brake Lines

Hawk HP Pads

17x7.5 Kazera’s finished in Matte Black

Yokohama Parada Spec B Tires

NOS Dashboard (perfect condition)

NOS Heater Panel

Speedhut Speedo w/ top speed recall and Tach w/ programmable shift lights

Pontiac Solstice Seats

Roll Bar

Carbon Fiber Door Panels

New Carpet

4 Speaker Stereo

New Fuse Block (Blade Style)

Momo Steering Wheel

Carbon Fiber Bumper

Carbon Fiber Spoiler

JDM Fender Mirrors

Urethane Air Dam

Powder Coated Undercarriage Parts

New Windshield Washer Pump

 

I know I am missing a few things, so if I think of them I will post them.

 

This is a very well sorted Zcar, but it is not a show car. It has a few small dings and chips from being driven during the summers. There was very minimal surface rust on the passenger floor pan, but it was fixed. Typical with Zcars, there is a wheel shimmy at 50mph I can’t seem to solve. I have noticed it really depends on the tire pressure. Also, when downshifting from 3rd to 2nd gear, it has a hard time engaging if the revs are too low.

 

eBay:

#171280327048

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1973-Datsun-240z-S30-with-LSX-and-6-Speed-/171280327048?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item27e11a6188

 

Videos:

 

In summary, it’s a low millage pavement ripper that you can drive daily.

 

Thanks for looking!

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One more thing, I looked up shipping costs from the USA to Australia. Should be anywhere from $2000-$4000 depending on shipping method. A shared shipping container would be the cheapest, while using RoRo would be a little more expensive.

 

Below I have listed shipping ports-

 

Arrival Ports – Shipping Car to Australia by RoRo and Container

Sydney (RoRo and Container)

Brisbane (RoRo and Container)

Port Kembla (RoRo)

Melbourne (RoRo and Container)

Adelaide (RoRo)

Fremantle near Perth (RoRo)

Darwin (RoRo)

 

 

Departure Ports CONTAINER – Shipping Car from USA to Australia

Newark, NJ

Miami, FL

Houston, TX

Long Beach, CA

 

 

Departure Ports RORO – Shipping Car from USA to Australia

Baltimore, MD

Jacksonville, FL

Galveston, TX

 

Thanks!

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