Hi Gang:

Owner passed and left it to a charity.

Someone should go look at this 70 Z. At $2250.00 it "might" be a car that could be saved. Looks like the right rear quarter might have been replaced.. but if the floors/frame rails are good... it might be a good project for someone.

San Diego Craigslist: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/pts/1086609657.html

Photobucket: http://s203.photobucket.com/albums/aa285/vpsvehicles/1970%20DATSUN%20240Z/?action=view&current=2d177070.pbw

FWIW,

Carl B.

Dash looks O.K.

Looks as a good project, just to long a drive for me:D

Chris

I would be a pretty long drive for me too, San Bernardino to San Diego, but here are the pictures:

Edited March 23, 200916 yr by sblake01

I would like to have that car for parts but im on the east coast

That dashboard and interior console is like a gem in what appears to be a pretty dirty Z.

Edited March 23, 200916 yr by mikewags

I't's been posted in our classifieds here as well.

I was considering checking it out regardless. I will reply to the add and go get a look at it. The price is right.

I always get nervous when I see a Z sitting out on a grass field. Can't be good for the underbody. That interior looks almost new, dash, console, etc

Parked in grass would make want to see the undercarriage and a trailer hitch too.

Edited March 24, 200916 yr by Sailor Bob
hitch

Interior looks "original" so it is not surprising to see the seats split out... I don't know how long it has been sitting outside in the grass. The original owner's estate donated it to the present non-profit.

It all depends on how much rust is in the floorboards and frame rails - but the car has been in California - - - and dirt aside it "might" be a very solid car to refresh or restore.

The blue on the right rear quarter panel - would have to be looked at carefully. No problem of the panel was replaced properly... but it could be work if it was a poor job to begin.

Dust and dirt just lower the price, not so much the market value... wonder if that is a Super Speed 20 in the spare?

FWIW,

Carl B.