My Z is gone. Stolen last night. If anyone sees her I would appreciate a PM.

Edited November 2, 200816 yr by 2-4-T-Z-MAN

Details - Details - Give us Details!!!

VIN?

Engine Serial Number if known.

Special Parts that were on the car - in case we see them advertised or at a flee market?

Do you have better pictures of the Wheels/Tires?

What specific CITY was the car in? They usually show up close to where they were.

That's a real bummer... sorry to hear it.

FWIW,

Carl B.

as Carl stated DETAILS!

COLOR, YEAR, ETC

sorry man......bummer!!!

Noooo! Do what Carl says, provide us with the info. That way we can all be on the watch for her.

My best wishes for your Z's safe return to you.

Sorry to hear that.

From your gallery it looks like a pretty unique car. Not to many 240Z convertibles around.

Yes, details. The avatar is my car. It is a 1972.

Located in Lakeland, Florida. Nissan Champagne in color. Saddle tan interior. Custom door panels and diamond uph. over hump. L28, don't have #. 40mm mikunis with long intake. K&N filters. Brand new 5 year old NOS dash. Wooden Grant steering wheel. Orig. Nissan shifter knob. 5 speed. 280 rear bumper, car color. Custom grill with custom Z emblem. Polished valve cover. Panasports, silver, 15" in front, 16" in rear.

If I think of more I will edit. And thanks!

Edited November 2, 200816 yr by 2-4-T-Z-MAN

I'm in orlando and keeping my eyes open! Too beautiful of a car to be lost to a piece of scum!

C'mon everybody!!

that car is SO unique is HAS to be found. who would dare drive it around ?even with a VIN swap and repaint, it's very unique.

hope it isn't on a SeaLand container going overseas.....

Found my VIN HLS3055595. Thanks for the support, pretty much bummed my day.

Noooo!!!

I assume it is the one I have seen at Zfest, I can imagine there being a clone, hope you get her back soon and unharmed

Edited November 3, 200816 yr by westpak

I'd call it a "Life altering event".

Sorry to here that, hope she is found and brought back safe and sound!

It's been nearly 2 months, no luck yet?

It has most likely been shipped to S.America by now, or driven back to Mexico. Unlikely to be resold here in the States, nor to have been used for parts.

One theft ring was busted that operated in Central Florida - they were shipping about 200 cars per month to S. America. Several countries there require no title for cars...

FWIW,

Carl B.