You could always go to you motor vehicle dividion and have them run the serial number to see who owns it. Thats how I got the title for my 1971 I got off ebay. Found the last owner and give his $50.00 for the title.

Very interesting! Notice the fuel door knob? How about the map light? Hell, the steering wheel is worth $200! Yes, it looks as bad as 27th.

Nice car:love:,

I agree with Chris.Lots of parts useable and they are so rare.

If the car has a spare tyre,I want to see it.

I want to bid but I can not.It is sitting just too far from me:ermm:

kats

Nice car:love:,

I agree with Chris.Lots of parts useable and they are so rare.

If the car has a spare tyre,I want to see it.

I want to bid but I can not.It is sitting just too far from me:ermm:

kats

He did say he's willing to hold it for 60 days till shipping is worked out

Anyone check out KATS website! Makes my cars jealous.

Very interesting! Notice the fuel door knob? How about the map light? Hell, the steering wheel is worth $200! Yes, it looks as bad as 27th.

Thanks for your comments Chris, I was starting to feel like I had broken some unspoken rule about speaking ill of one of the first 500. Just thought it would be a tough one to restore - not that it was impossible for the right motivated person.

Very interesting! Notice the fuel door knob? How about the map light? Hell, the steering wheel is worth $200! Yes, it looks as bad as 27th.

And those maybe 69 date stamped rims.

That car was probably a knockout when new....blue with a blue interior.

It could be restored, but wow. Not a job I'd want to tackle.

That car was probably a knockout when new....blue with a blue interior.

I was thinking that it was probably originally #918 Orange based on the interior door panel shot.

I was thinking that it was probably originally #918 Orange based on the interior door panel shot.

Not with the blue interior pieces and blue engine compartment. It's probably just a replacement door.

Any and all '69 production 240Zs should be saved and restored. What a waste it would be to part-out this car. I sent a message to the seller, inquiring about the title situation. Once I hear back from him, I will post it on this thread. In most states, a lien has to be renewed every 7 years or it becomes null & void. I'm sure that the lien is something that can be overcome, just a minor hurdle in saving a piece of Z history. Some of you members in the NE should really consider buying this car. At the very least, get it out of the elements, store it inside for a while until you can find someone that will restore it (and make a nice little profit as this car appreciates in value). This blue on blue Z deserves to be restored to her original beauty!

Dumb question time: Is Blue on Blue a rare option?