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71 240Z parts/parts car

This should show the rear, I will try to upload the front pictur tomorrow. I have a 71 240Z I am parting out since there was no intrest in a rolling parts car. It is NOT restorable. Doors, Hatch, windshield, 1 hoods(paint was removed on 80% of the top surface, some flash rust only on top, dash has two cracks. Short block, rebuildable 4spd. The car is a roller with 43K original miles. It has not been registered since 1987. Will consider selling the whole car.

The car is located in Staten Island, NY 20 minutes from Newark, NJ airport. I am making parts available for pick up now, will consider shipping after 5/15. The car needs to roll and steer to get to the junkyard. I will ask the junkyard if they will sell suspension pieces.

Not sure if I was able to post both fenders. Left one has two small holes that may not be apparent in the jpg

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Sorry, I thought you guys lost interest. I have already removed the hatch, and passenger door. The rear quarters are bondo. The spare tire area is solid as is the gas in the tank ;-). I need the differential, door sills and the dash. The rear sill under the hatch collapsed from rust. It rolls, but the engine is hanging by a chain from the firewall. I am going to hire help to remove the front bumper and fenders as I have pulled a tendon in my right elbow and I am having trouble using my left hand. Need to get the car out ASAP and will be calling a junk yard on Friday.

Still want/need pictures???

BTW, is there a trick to get the differential out without removing the rear suspension? In spite of using a torch I have broken one of the piviot bolts and I am afraid to break more as I need to roll this out to have it towed.

Steve

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Sorry I didn't answer sooner, since no one was interested in the whole car I decided to part it out, probably on ebay. From what I am told by a friend who lives in Arizona you should be able to get stuff in better condition instate. The front bumper is in good condition, the overider bar is bent. There is rust on the inside. FWIW, I was unable to remove the rear bumper. It has two small holes on the left side piece, but the NLA center section is good. I was going to remove it for someone who requires a bumper for some types of races. However someone used bolts with 14mm heads (10mm) on the sides. No amount of heat or PB Blast will remove them and I don't own a sawsall. About the only thing that is going to the junkyard is the differential, I could not remove the rear crossmember due to rust and the car needs to roll to get out of the garage. I will be buying back the dif from the yard. In any case, nothing goes on sale till after the Summit Point WV Datsun event. Any tricks on removing the SS rain gutter trim?

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Use a screwdriver and pry up (ever so gently) from the underside. Put the blade beneath, pry a bit, and wiggle a section out. Nothing else holds it in place aside from just a tight fitting.

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Thanks, I got your email after I figured out another way. I bought a mini pry bar, about 1.25" wide and held it against the strip. Lightly taping the pry bar above and below the strip got it started and I was then able to pull it off ever so carefuly an inch at a time. At times it would stick from the rust on the body, but repeating the pry bar taping got it started again.

Thanks

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  • 4 weeks later...

BTA:

There seems to be a growing number of members here in NJ. I'm located in Morris County as are several others members in the immediate area.

St.Stephen and back2zs are both local as well; early240z is in Staten Island; I believe there are a few members in Central NJ.

Give a shout or send a PM and let us know where you are. Nothing like beer and wrenching during the summertime (and I could use the help).

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