I just came across this online 240Z/260Z/280Z parts catalogs on a site called carpartsmanual.com. Here is the link http://www.carpartsmanual.com/datsuns30/DatsunFairladyZIndex/tabid/1543/Default.aspx. Oddly enough, it looks like they only have Datsun catalogs available right now. In addition to the S30, they also have catalogs for the 311, 520, and 510. Seems like a good resource for when you don't have the club CD or a hard copy version handy.

-Mike

Edited November 27, 201014 yr by Mike B

Handy for getting a quick part number reference without leaving your seat. Thanks for the link Mike.

Great no more squinting and trying to make that number that copied poorly look like a number. 3s or 8s were always a crap shot.

I only wish they had that for the performance catalogs like BRE or Bob Sharp the one's you can"t find any more. Someone must have a collection they can post or put on a CD. Page by page. We could find some great info on the old parts that pop up from time to time.

I just came across this online 240Z/260Z/280Z parts catalogs on a site called carpartsmanual.com. Here is the link http://www.carpartsmanual.com/datsuns30/DatsunFairladyZIndex/tabid/1543/Default.aspx. Oddly enough, it looks like they only have Datsun catalogs available right now. In addition to the S30, they also have catalogs for the 311, 520, and 510. Seems like a good resource for when you don't have the club CD or a hard copy version handy.

-Mike

That is great!!!!!!!!!!

Wow!

Thank you Mike!

I only wish they had that for the performance catalogs like BRE or Bob Sharp the one's you can"t find any more. Someone must have a collection they can post or put on a CD. Page by page. We could find some great info on the old parts that pop up from time to time.

I agree that would be neat to have are you willing to take on that project. I'd like to but I have other things I need to do first like get my car done before looking and collecting that information.

Much easier than using the Fast program. Thanks Mike.

This is very handy. Thanks, Mike!

This is awesome thank you so much for the link

Guys, the online version is definitely poor quality. If you want higher quality images and a full support of the site (and our copyright release from Nissan), buy a CD from this website. http://classiczcars.com/store/

I do have a copy of the CD that I bought from this site, but when you are away from your home computer the online version is nice to have. After I got the CD, I actually made my own PDF file by scanning of one of my original parts catalogs. I normally use that when I'm home, since it is much easier to navigate and I can access it easily over my home network.

-Mike