April 22, 201015 yr comment_316833 Thanks for asking our advice REDLINE. Here is my 'for reference' story. I paid 11,000 for my 1971 240Z. It had a documented 69,879 miles on it when I bought it. I was the 3rd owner and it was garaged since new. The interior was all original, with original gauges. The engine was stock and never been touched except for a pertronix unit and some ceramic MSA headers. It had panasports on it and tokico springs and struts. It drove well enough for a car who had not had a tune up in a long time. It was repainted 15 years ago in the original 901 silver, and it probably could use a respray today to 'freshen it up'. Was my car rust free, yes, all the usual places were rust free, but since then I have found some surface rust on the frame rails that I took care of. And I think I may need to look under my rear spoiler one of these years.so in my mind 11000 is too much for a 73, that is not original in any way. Originality was important to me. Did I pay too much? Maybe, maybe not. I certainly should not have paid more. I think 6.5 to 8k is a good price point if the car is mechanically solid. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/35569-looking-for-240z-does-this-sound-right/?&page=2#findComment-316833 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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