Thinking of selling my 73

[Montezuma]

I am thinking about selling my 101K mile, 73 automatic blue with off white interior. It is in all original condition with working A/C, new c/d ipod ready deck, new tires, SUs, new springs and shocks, new custom Ed Hanson 2 1/2 exhaust and Wesco retraint retractable seat belts(still have the originals). The problem with the car is that no one else in my family will drive it but me because of the lack of power steering. The car will have a newly rebuilt transmission as well. The car is most likely in a 2+ condition. I am trying to come up with a starting price. I am torn, maybe someone can talk me out of it.

[wfl_colorado]

That is the best thing about it! A car of your own that no one else will touch.

[Montezuma]

That is the best thing about it! A car of your own that no one else will touch.

That is what my Infiniti G35 6MT Coupe is for....2 daughters who don't drive stick, now because they don't want to drive the Z they are trying to get the G from under the car cover and out of the garage. I bought the automatic so my kids had an extra automatic to drive besides the SE-R that I bought them. I don't mind sharing the Z, it is the G I am selfish with.

[nwcubsman]

You ever seen the old gals with the sagging triceps? Tell your daughters that will be them if they don't work their arms once in a while.

My wife drives her '73 every day. She says it took one day to get used to the steering. No big deal! How can they turn down such a sexy ride?

They will regret it later. Don't sell it.

[Fun_in_my_z]

So put power steering in it...

[=Enigma=]

Better yet, tell em' to get a job and buy their own damn cars.

[joefarnarkler]

they'll be up and out of the house in a few short years anyway, so keep the Z

besides they will be safer at home and your hair will last longer if they aren't running around unsupervised.

[KDMatt]

Oh c'mon, the steering in an old Z isn't that hard!

I can make lane changes with only a couple of fingers if I really wanted to! :stupid: