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240Z on ebay.au in Melbourne


Mr Camouflage

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The 2+2 in this auction has been listed in the Trading Post and on other for sale classifieds websites for several months now. Asking price there was $14k, assumed with the plates.

Where is the antenna? Take a look at the hole, it has either been patched with primered metal or had duct tape put over it.

Joseph

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Hey V12

Yes, I have seen probably close to a dozen RHD 240z's here in Australia which came equiped with the Japanese domestic market bullet type fender mirrors as original/standard fitment.

When it came to mirrors, we got a mixed lot here.

Regards

Joseph

Thanks for the information Josesh. It is very helpful.

Take care,

ben

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As a bit of trivia...

There is an ADR (Australian Design Rule) "14" relating to rearview mirrors. I believe these rules only came into effect in the early seventies, so that may explain why cars imported prior to (whatever the date of effect was!?) didn't have to comply. One of the sub clause' states the drivers side mirror must be able to be adjusted from the driving position. Those old enough might remember a lot of Japanese imports of the early '70s with a plastic plug of sorts on both front guards...right where a mirror would have been. Years ago I was told the mirrors could not be placed forward of the bottom edge of the windscreen as a pedestrian safety consideration...but there is NO ADR requirement to back this up. It may have been a seperate State rego requirement?

.....Anyway this may help explain the "moving mirrors" :laugh:

Jim.

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Not only 70's import japanese cars were subject to the ugly bung in place of a mirror. Just through observing mid to late eighties cressidas ive noticed they too employed this little fix-it...Probably other models were subjected..?

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