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RHD Fairlady Z

rdefabri
rdefabri
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comment_270471
Yep -saw this. I paid about the same for mine and it's in WAY better shape, albeit that was 4 years ago.

True, but I do think there is a premium for RHD Fairlady's in the US. There just aren't that many of them. However, that is another reason I wouldn't want to buy one and to try to restore it to stock. I image it would be very difficult and expensive to obtain some of the parts.

-Mike

comment_270475
You think there's a premium for a RHD 240Z? I don't profess to know, which is why I ask, but I can't see it. I certainly wouldn't touch one, but that's me.

Yes, I think theire is a premium in the US for RHD cars. The supply is very limited and I think demand is greater with the younger crowd into the JDM look. I agree though, I wouldn't want one either (unless it was a 432, 432-R, or maybe a really nice G-nose) :classic:.

-Mike

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comment_270615
You make them sound positively poisonous.........!

Any specific reasons for that, apart from the obvious worries about RHD-specific parts supply?

An applicable response from one of my British colleagues when I (jokingly) asked him if he would be interested in buying my E-Type: "The steering wheel is on the wrong side!"

That's the primary issue - I tried my hand at RHD driving in both the UK and Bermuda - I wasn't particularly good at it. I have enough trouble driving a LHD car here in the States! LOL

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