I have a very clean 1972 240Z I want to sell.

Financial problems have arisen, and she's become a casualty.

New paint. All original, except for electronic ignition and

5-speed manual tranny. Runs great but needs carbs worked on.

Had some minor body work done to fix what little rust there was.

14" slot mags and white interior. Was owned by a 70-yr old man that died and left it to his family, so it was babied.

Odometer shows 95K. Either way, this car has been my daily driver for the last 6 months. No problems, except for the fact that I have never tuned the carbs and go through new spark plugs every month or so!

Am asking for $5000....but will negotiate.

Would prefer you be in Texas, or willing to drive here.

Pics coming.

Here's what she lookedlike when I picked her up 6 months ago:

With bumpers off after paintjob:

It is a shame that you have to sell it, but don't sweat it. You will get another one. I hope it gets a good home because it looks very original and georgous.

Where are you in Texas? Not that I have money to buy it, but I could help spread the word.

michael

If you have financial problems, sell the fatlady not the fairlady!!!

  Alfadog said:

If you have financial problems, sell the fatlady not the fairlady!!!

  threefittyzee said:

Had some minor body work done to fix what little rust there was. QUOTE]

http://classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12679

Protect yourself and any potential buyer. Post #1 and #3 in this thread.

Chris

In all fairnesss, my response to Lachlan's zinger above not withstanding-just don't like 350toads/fatladies, read post 31 in that same thread. It would appear that the damage was repaired. I just recall your attempt to ram that 350 down everyone's throat when you bought it but fair is fair.

I'm not trying to stir up trouble, but I if were giving 5 large for a Z, I would want to know that the car had been in an accident and repaired reasonably well. But as always, buyer beware.

Chris

  ChrisA said:

  threefittyzee said:

Had some minor body work done to fix what little rust there was. QUOTE]

http://classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12679

Protect yourself and any potential buyer. Post #1 and #3 in this thread.

Chris

Good catch Chris.

Well, I have no problems with you guys playing devil's advocate.

Yes, I did get hit by that van, but since then, all parts damaged have been replaced, not repaired, and the entire car was repainted and looks new.

Plus, I am flexible on the price.

Is the car still for sale and if so, where in Texas are you located?

Thanks,

LWW