Built in 9/70 all the Vin's seem to match 75k from what the PO tells me. Been sitting in a garage for 9 years with her and looks like the owner before restored a lot of the interior and did a crappy maco spray job on the outside. Only rust that I find is surface spots on the doors/hatch/and rocker panels. Battery tray and floors look great. here are some pics enjoy...

WOW! An awsome Series 1 find. Congratulations! The interior looks to be in SUPERB condition and a very clean engine bay. If it stayed on the west coast a long time, you likely have no rust issues to be concerned over. This one is ready to enjoy!!!

Jim

It looks to be a very nice car that has kept most of its original period appearance. I like the look of the rear bumper without the upright guards and also the ductless spook. It looks quite similar to what my Z will look like other than the color, wheels and absence of a rear spoiler. I like it, a lot. The paint is something you can eventually get around to improving, really doesn't look bad in the pics.

Edited November 13, 201014 yr by geezer

Outstanding. Enjoy every mile you drive it.

Wow, what a pretty Z... My Fairlady Z is very very close in VIN to this car... #10052, but RHD and has a build date of roughly 10/71.

Beautiful find

nice car, but I think need to change these wheels to become more wild...

what wheels do you suggest? I was thinking a nice mesh set maybe bbs rs with a big lip...15 or 16 inch so i can slim out the tires a bit but for now i am just enjoying it as is and fixing the little things that pop up...

Bring it to the next Georgia Z Club meeting.

when and where? drop me a pm with info if you remember...thanks

Hi mate, what do you mean about mesh? is it wires wheel if yes, so it is a nice choes. I have a new set of wires wheel i'll keep them for my 70'

Neither a mesh style wheel nor BBS RS is a wire wheel.

Congratulations on your new Z! It's a real beauty. I strongly recommend John Williams in Sugar Hill (770-806-2926) if you need any work done. He knows Z cars up, down and sideways.

Enjoy the ride!