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You really need to see these cars in person to evaluate the body on them. Someone is always selling a sandblasted shell in epoxy after discovering the car was more far gone than anticipated. IMHO it's better the devil you know. Once you've started, if you keep looking for a better starting point. You end up finding a car without your current cars issues, just another set of issues your current car doesn't have. Given they are 50 years of age now, it's a given they need everything.

I drive a Japanese Volvo, of course I'm excited.

I'm now on a Volvo Youtube rabbit hole... thanks.

haha, the best.

RE: D Cap prices, a few completed listings. Single early cap (less fingers/tabs on back) for $536 USD https://www.ebay.com/itm/225039901444 Another single early cap for $500 USD. https://www.ebay.com/itm/295026991311 And this set of D caps (NOS) was listed at $6,000 USD + no idea if they sold. (eBay says so) https://www.ebay.com/itm/325140039226

https://www.ebay.com/itm/403732861291 AM radio (TM-1081ZB(S)) - Missing antenna switch. US $2,997.00

Set of D caps. https://www.ebay.com/itm/275359322158 Starting bid: US $1,800.00 Matching Topy's https://www.ebay.com/itm/275359337822?hash=item401cb20d5e:g:AY4AAOSwF7RiqkX8 Starting bid: US $2,250.00 3 of the wheels are dated 3/71. 1 is dated 2/71

From our friends across the ditch (or is that pronounced dutch?), looking suxy as in the blue. https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/motors/cars/nissan/listing/3651733963 Seller located in Blenheim, Marlborough Car Jam Details: https://www.carjam.co.nz/car/?plate=MY240 Asking $90k NZD Year: 1971 Make: DATSUN Model: 240Z Colour: Red Body Style: Saloon Plate: MY240 Engine No: L24-055262 Chassis: HS30-01276

@crackerrecently sold this car almost immediately after listing it. But that was a few weeks ago (before interest rate rises) which seem to have put a wet blanket on things.

Superb.

Does the string even exist? - Albert Einstein (probably).

To view the registry gallery you'll need to be a donating member. But if you're keen on #189 or if anyone else is you can see some photos of it from early 2000s I have here in my Google Photos album. https://goo.gl/photos/VNdUDx2BKaYSh3GJ8 The resolution is so low, because I actually had to lift them off an old iPod. This was a time when I still stored things on CD-ROMs and I was lucky I hadn't actually deleted these photos, but I figured the new owner some day may want to see them so I held onto them...

I saw the car in 2004, I took the photos of it when it was 918 orange and it was missing the original L24 back then. In fact I was offered to trade my 72 240z for it, as I wanted an early car, but non matching no.s engine was a factor in why I said no. Also it was in need of rust repairs and paint and I was happy to have a running driving 240z. It was fairly solid back then though, as far as 240z's go. It was also pretty original. Aside from the missing engine. I believe it went up to around $80k at auction but reserve was set higher at the time. Think it was via Lloyds. IMHO for an early 240z it represents good value, but I'm not sure as to the quality of its current restoration.

@Topstage Freddy from Top Stage is the owner.

Sorry for your loss. I met your old man a few times. Great bloke. He will be missed in the community.

GetMyRide. He helped me move 3 cars from NSW to VIC in 2020.

I think it's a Y31 CIMA VG30. https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/216798-y31-cima/?do=findComment&comment=4021298

I think that's a Z31 engine. *Edit I'm not sure actually it may have come out of a sedan, since that intake plenum I don't recognise.

You can find these in Japan. If you sign up to Rinkya, you can use my affiliate link (to give me some credit) haha. https://www.rinkya.com/en/signup/basic?referrer=23764 MK63 listings here: https://www.rinkya.com/en/front/search/0?query=MK63

Please LS swap this.. /end of message

So are you going to find a donor rear half?

7 years ago. Gonna say probably not.

I must say the new Z has appeal in a market with limited options. But it will never be as legendary as the original. I recall people "trading up" from 240z's to buy 350z's in the early 2000s. How did that work out?

https://jalopnik.com/the-2023-nissan-z-is-more-fun-than-the-toyota-supra-at-1848929310