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https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/motors/cars/nissan/listing/3972534210
1972 Nissan Datsun 240Z

In NZ

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SOLD PENDING FINAL PAYMENT
Had this car for around 25 years. It's been fantastic fun, and it's always appreciated by the crowds.
L28, Garrett T04 turbo, Link ecu, dry sump. 280zx gear box. R200 long nose LSD. CV half shafts. 4 wheel disc brakes, big 4 pots up front. Targa spec suspension by RalliArt. Homologated cage, Jamex seats. Car looks fantastic but is no show car, she's built to race. 
Needs authority card to attain WOFs.
Mods are lvvta carted.
Looking for 60000.

 

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On 1/23/2023 at 9:06 AM, OdinZ said:

Good to see Shannons have a condition report highlighting the issues https://shannons.blob.core.windows.net/main/Datsun 240Z.pdf

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37 minutes ago, AndBir said:

Good to see Shannons have a condition report highlighting the issues https://shannons.blob.core.windows.net/main/Datsun 240Z.pdf

They have always had inspection reports, sometimes not that detailed, but its always been there. but they have recently changed their website layout, which makes it more obvious. 

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1 hour ago, C.A.R. said:

In other words it's another tarted-up bog rocket akin to the MCM RX-7.

HS30 11243

More photos of it in the registry/gallery.

Bonnet has definitely had a love tap at some point, leading edge looks "thicker" than factory steel, suggesting a bit of nikki (body filler).

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20 minutes ago, gav240z said:

HS30 11243

More photos of it in the registry/gallery.

Bonnet has definitely had a love tap at some point, leading edge looks "thicker" than factory steel, suggesting a bit of nikki (body filler).

Look at the floor! :o

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Don't know if these have been posted here already.

Some big asking prices!

240Z on carsales for $120,00

 1971 Datsun 240Z Manual (carsales.com.au)

 

240Z on carsales for $74.900

1973 Datsun 240Z Manual (carsales.com.au)

 

240Z on carsales for $99,999

1973 Datsun 240Z Manual (carsales.com.au)

 

240Z on carsales for $134,990

1971 Datsun 240Z Manual (carsales.com.au)

 

240Z on carsales for $125,000

1973 Datsun 240Z Manual (carsales.com.au)

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On 3/3/2023 at 6:44 PM, road rider said:

Don't know if these have been posted here already.

Some big asking prices!

Interesting to see the price history of some of the 240z/260z on Carsales, prices reduced by around 10% from the initial listed asking price.

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32 minutes ago, AndBir said:

Interesting to see the price history of some of the 240z/260z on Carsales, prices reduced by around 10% from the initial listed asking price.

Th Orange one for 120K seems about right as long as the restoration was done properly.  90k to 100k is about the price for a full restoration including running gear, wiring, interior, suspension, wheels/tyres import over night parts from Japan. 

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19 hours ago, 240ZBUILTBYME said:

I’m not so sure the 240z/260z is worth over 100k yet. Maybe a concourse level one? 

One day though it will happen, and then none of us will want to drive them anymore…

I think that's already happened, we're seeing prices slightly softened from those peaks at the moment.

There were cars (not 432s or early models) in the US and Japan well into AUD100k+ since about 2021 or so that Gav has documented in the global sales thread.

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4 hours ago, brent012 said:

I think that's already happened, we're seeing prices slightly softened from those peaks at the moment.

There were cars (not 432s or early models) in the US and Japan well into AUD100k+ since about 2021 or so that Gav has documented in the global sales thread.

Yeah im aware there have been cars sold for over 100k, but they would have been either mint original cars or concourse restorations. Im more referring to a run of the mill restoration or everyday car that actually gets used. They’re not worth over 100k. 

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2 minutes ago, 240ZBUILTBYME said:

Yeah im aware there have been cars sold for over 100k, but they would have been either mint original cars or concourse restorations. Im more referring to a run of the mill restoration or everyday car that actually gets used. They’re not worth over 100k. 

Specifics are particularly relevant for a values discussion.

There have been dozens of sales in the US of well restored oem spec cars over $100k USD.

There have been more than a few RHD cars sold for over $100k AUD, a mix of oem and oem+ and highly modified.

Every car is different, and will be worth a different amount of money to different people. 

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13 hours ago, 240ZBUILTBYME said:

Yeah im aware there have been cars sold for over 100k, but they would have been either mint original cars or concourse restorations. Im more referring to a run of the mill restoration or everyday car that actually gets used. They’re not worth over 100k. 

Plenty of S30z's have been selling for $100k plus well before Covid. The Japanese market 432 and 240ZG's for example.

But even in North America the earliest cars have been getting 6 figures for a while.

I don't know if this car is 'mint', but it is nice. $160,000 USD.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-datsun-240z-101/

But different markets of classic cars are doing different things at the moment. The 90s JDM bubble appears to be popping. Just as night follows day, there is still a lot of those cars out there. Unlike S30z's which are quite rare by comparison these days and often require a lot of cash to restore the bodies on.

Which I think will help them maintain values over the 90s stuff in the short term. Longer term the 90s stuff will come back again, but not before everyone goes broke first due to a global recession.

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On 3/5/2023 at 11:14 PM, 240ZBUILTBYME said:

Yeah im aware there have been cars sold for over 100k, but they would have been either mint original cars or concourse restorations. Im more referring to a run of the mill restoration or everyday car that actually gets used. They’re not worth over 100k. 

Probably can't count this 1, because it was a charity / money raising auction.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1973-datsun-240z-229/

$124,000 USD.

~$188,192.44 AUD at today's exchange rate (thanks RBA).

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