I don't know how much you would get for it, but I bet more than $20 if someone is look for the kit, provided it is in good shape. I know I'd want it if I had those carbs.

By the way that car looks like the last one I took parts from for my car. That looks like a slightly rusty east-coast car;)

It is hard to tell from the photos, but it looks like a 69-very early 71 Series1. It has the rear hatch vents and the steering wheel without holes. Did you happen to get the Vin and engine block numbers?

Thats the thing, the interior looked like a late Z. il go check it out again today for fun.

I did bring the steeringwheel home to restore.

The rear quarters looked intact. That thing had to have been submerged for the rust to attack where it did.

I'd want to keep the radiator cap and run a different car under it. Possibly the cigarette lighter as well if it isn't rust-frozen in the receptacle. Oh, and the Datsun logo off the glove box door.

Measure the length of the metering needles and let us know. That will tell if those kits are for 46mm Z car carbs or 38mm Fairlady carbs. I'm assuming the carbs were missing.... It looked like the fuel line had the white thread inner reinforcement. If so send those sailing over the fence into the neighbor's back yard.....

Does look like it has been around the world under water.....

One thing is for sure. The kits are worth far more than the car. There has to be the odd fish skeleton in there somewhere.

Hey the dash looked ok from one pic, and the tail lights. A little bondo and that car is ready to sell!! one thing you gatta love is stainless steel trim!

Make sure you sell it at night.....................

Measure the length of the metering needles and let us know. That will tell if those kits are for 46mm Z car carbs or 38mm Fairlady carbs. I'm assuming the carbs were missing.... It looked like the fuel line had the white thread inner reinforcement. If so send those sailing over the fence into the neighbor's back yard.....

Does look like it has been around the world under water.....

The part number is right there in the photo (16009-E4311) One should be able to look up that number for the Z and see if it's a match.

Edited February 15, 201114 yr by moonpup

According to Nissan Parts.cc, that part number would cost $71.31 with a list price of $93.58 if you could get the through Nissan.

Interesting, i will have to measure them and findout. The interior is in great shape! except for the BBQ coals all over the seats!