Junkyard & "Out to Pasture" Zs

[ZWOLF]

http://sites.google.com/site/steveparmleycameraguy/imsa-gt-u-datsun-z

The car was saved, and lived happily ever after!

[lonetreesteve]

Check this one out:

Yeahr, that's a members car, can't remember his name. Chris

Yes Chris, it is a members car. I think he lives in Thailand. Or somewhere in the general south asian vicinity. He fixed it up very nicely if I remember correctly.

From the looks of the cars in the background (Volvo, BMW, etc), I would have thought the pictures were taken in Europe somewhere and not in Asia. In fact, I got these pics from this French Z-car website: http://240z.free.fr/index.php?/category/20 (It looks like they have pulled a few pics from this thread as well!)

[Pleiner87]

Well it was a beautifully warm day here in St. Louis (low 60's) and i had a chance to go to The Z Junkyard! The yard is in Imperial Missouri and is called "Z Works" it is amazing how many Z there are there, The owner has well over 50, 240z/260z/280z/280zx/300zx's on his lot, not to mention two barns full of early z parts (I got a '74-'78 Calandar clock today!) anyhoo here are some pictures, the lot is a little overgrown... over the summer its tick central!

-most these Z met their end by st. louis winters, super mega rust!!!

[lonetreesteve]

Saw this one listed on Ebay in the Houston area:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-Trucks___1973-Datsun-240Z-Parts-Car_W0QQitemZ260373993832QQddnZCarsQ20Q26Q20TrucksQQddiZ2282QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Cars_Trucks?hash=item260373993832&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245&_trkparms=72%3A317|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318

[mally002]

Found an old album with these in them.......

My very first 240Z that was creamed after after only three weeks. If I knew then what I know now I would have "liberated" some of the interior and front end....or at least bought it back. But when your a teenager that $4,000 insurance check looks to nice.

[lonetreesteve]

Found an old album with these in them.......

My very first 240Z that was creamed after after only three weeks. If I knew then what I know now I would have "liberated" some of the interior and front end....or at least bought it back. But when your a teenager that $4,000 insurance check looks to nice.

Yeah, looks like there were a ton of good parts left on the car, Mally. The rear glass with vertical defroster also looks like it was still in good shape.

[JonnyRock]

From the looks of the cars in the background (Volvo, BMW, etc), I would have thought the pictures were taken in Europe somewhere and not in Asia. In fact, I got these pics from this French Z-car website: http://240z.free.fr/index.php?/category/20 (It looks like they have pulled a few pics from this thread as well!)

No, it's from Malaysia. Here's the thread.

new Z owner from Malaysia... Hi All!

Talk about bringing one back from the grave!

[lonetreesteve]

No, it's from Malaysia. Here's the thread.

new Z owner from Malaysia... Hi All!

Talk about bringing one back from the grave!

Yep, it sure is...... there must be a lot of European cars imported to Malaysia. It's great to see that he's restoring the car!

[Bart Hoedemaker]

Really $^!# seeming so much there laying rusting away, that can be saved easily, with some work, there are to much in the US, but very rare here to find.

[lonetreesteve]

A few more Datsun pics...

[Walter Moore]

Heh... Bullet holes... and not the stick-on kind either.

[five&dime]

Wow!!! Those last B&W photos are incredible. Could you e-mail full res versions to

s14silvia@comcast.net please?