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That's the old supply and demand thing right there though. I've seen 280ZX two seaters regularly on both of my trips to the US.

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Really not sure why people are making a deal about it and how it hasn't gone already. If that was in Australia I would be on that in a heartbeat. Would love a 2 seater 280zx one day

 

 

Me too!!

Nearly bought one a couple of years back.......still haven't got over missing out on that car!

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Datsun-Z-Series-/162499571981

 

HLS30 1492

 

This could be a gem.

 

Current Bid: US $2,995.00

 

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1970 Series 1 Early DATSUN 240z Driver OR EXCELLENT for RESTORATION Canidate Nissan BARN FIND

 

Great early car from the Z series. Barn find has been under a tarp since early 90s. Changed fluids and a new battery and it started right up! Starts great runs fine shifts great, Drives straight but the brakes are marginal at best its stops with some coaxing and pumping. Pretty rust free, I say pretty as I see no deep or surface bubbling other than surface on the hood and some light pitting on bumpers. There are dents on the hood and a dent on the drivers side door. This looks to be an original New Mexico Car.

 

The interior is original and a bit rough, the passenger's seat has been removed by previous owner but is included. Missing rear view mirror. No hub caps. This care is a EXCELLENT solid candidate for restoration. Feel free to contact 5055066282

 

Losing light when these photos were taken more images coming of interior etc. please check back often.

 

PAYMENT IS REQUIRED in Described time in auction (3 days), pick up is flexible as it is in a secure yard.

 

SEE SELLERS for more Z parts.

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Late 1970 on Craigslist.

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/6117745224.html

 

907 Green, engine number close to my car #150.

 

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1971 240z early model numbers matching 132k miles 4 speed
New Head gasket
Valve Adjustment 
Oil filter and Oil Change
Fuel Filter 
New Exhaust 
New wheels and tires 
New Radiator 

The body is straight with no rust. The only bad spot on this car with rust is the passenger frame rail. Floor boards are solid. Do not have original hub caps.

If you are interested this is a cash only sale. CASH ONLY no check, no PayPal, no trades
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That colour with the vinyl roof makes me think of every granny 20 years ago that drove a 180b!

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As much as I try, I just can't bring myself to like the vinyl roof on these cars.

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As much as I try, I just can't bring myself to like the vinyl roof on these cars.

 

That's because your heart is taken by another:

 

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LOL, I know it's an S30Z, but I can't bring myself to like that either. 

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https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/6150634417.html

 

1971 Datsun 240Z all original - $7900 (fremont / union city / newark)

 

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Hi I am selling my 1971 Datsun 240Z (ALL ORIGINAL) all electrical still works STILL RUNS good transmission and engine in good condition interior in good condition exterior in good condition I have original blue and yellow plates have original owners manual have whole new set of rims and tires currently has 80,000 original miles for more information please call me 

 

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HS30 00675 in the UK is for sale.

http://www.classicandsportscar.com/classifieds/classic-cars/datsun/240z/datsun-240z-1971/7296647

 

Price: POA (Contact Neil Dickson at Hairpin on +441249760686)

 

This was the car that was at the Throttle Shop in Sydney and was previously from Lithgow. 

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A superb 240Z, matching numbers and right hand drive, that has covered just 55,000 miles in the hands of few owners from new. A complete inspection and sympathetic restoration has recently been completed by the highly respected Z experts Fourways Engineering and they now regard MCY 218J as probably the most original and immaculate 240Z in the UK today.
The car was supplied new to the Australian market and was purchased by a prominent Sydney doctor who mainly used the 240Z to take his secretary away for weekends in the Hunter Valley. He owned the car for six years and on his death left it to the aforementioned secretary. She could not drive and subsequently the car was left in her garage unused for fifteen years. She went into a nursing home in 1991 and the 240Z was sold to an enthusiast who commissioned a repaint in the original colour as the paint had gone flat over the years. Due to illness he sold the car in 1992 to a Mr Roger Buck of Lithgow, New South Wales, at this point the 240Z had covered 33,000 miles from new. 
In 2015 Mr Buck sold the car at 54,870 miles to a Mr Bill Apostolopoulos of Victoria and towards the end of that year it was offered for sale by the well regarded Classic Throttle Shop in Sydney. Their sales description is on file and describes the Z as being in very original great order in all respects and still showing original factory suspension markings and factory struts.
The car attracted the attention of the current British owner who had been looking for a fine original 240Z in a good colour for some time. Subsequently he purchased the car and exported it to the UK at which point it was sent straight to foremost Z specialists, Fourways Engineering, for a full appraisal. What they found did not disappoint and the exceptional originality meant that a sympathetic restoration was by far the best option retaining as many original parts as possible. 
Work began with a full bare metal strip using soda blasting in order to ascertain the quality of the shell and identify accident damage or corrosion prior to painting. Once the body had been stripped it became evident that the metalwork was highly original with no corrosion or accident damage. The only exception being the two chassis rails beneath the car which were rusty and hence refabricated. Following this the car was primed and painted on a rotisserie jig, the top was painted in base and clear and the underside and engine bay two pack paint finish.
All of the mechanical items were restored. The gearbox was stripped and needed new bushes and bearings, the engine required only cosmetic enhancement as it had fantastic compression and was 'running like a sewing machine', to quote Fourways.
Suspension, brakes, differential and drive train were all restored. All components underneath the car and in the engine bay were powder coated or zinc plated. A new electric aerial was fitted, the original working radio was retained and a new wiring loom fabricated for the front of the car. All the electrical items were restored or replaced. The lovely unmarked interior was left giving the car a wonderful original ambience inside. 
The Z has seen minimal use since completion of this work and hence remains in the most marvellous order in all respects, the delicate balance between restoration and originality has been perfectly managed, a rare achievement. The car comes with original tools, keys, tailored car cover and an extensive history file documenting the life of the car and comprehensively detailing the restoration. The original wheels, fully refurbished with new tyres are with the car.
The car will be featured in the forthcoming issue of Classic and Sportscar Magazine.

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