Came across 75 Fairlady Z 2+2. It is in horrible condition unfortunately, and it does not have a title, so I will most likely just use it for parts. Anyway is there a place where i can get technical specs on this car? It's definitely been tinkered with in Japan, it has a F.E.T manifold, tripple webers, and what looks like fujitsubo exhaust (twice pipes all the way to the back), but it still has the L20, the head is E88?? I thought they ran E30 heads? The transmission is 5 speed?? Does anyone know of a spec sheet on fairladies from factory? Thanks!

I was there what a shame they let it sit out for so long. And ripped the rear bumper off pulling

it out of the mud. I got him down to 450. And i am not running over there.

Some good parts there. I got my 78 coming out of the paint shop soon.

Or it may have been in my garage already.

Have fun.

BGM

Yeah, definitely a shame, but hopefully parts of it can go onto live in another car. I paid him 500 total and he delivered it to my house. I basically want the grill, front turn signals, transmission, rear diff, and the gauges, everything else is for sale. Let me know if you need anything, I'd love to meet other Z members in the area anyway.

-cheers

If the rims are not trash and cheap, like 60 bucks i would take them.

Did you see the first ad " 67 fairlady Z " He didn't know what he had.

I raced over there hoping it was a 70 fairlady Z.

You should talk to the soldiers mother maybe she knows of a user name he used.

Maybe some stories on the internet about taking this car home from JAPAN.

Or maybe some info on the mods made to the car. She lives across the street.

From the looks and what i know i think it was in her yard for years then in that guys yard for 6 more years.

Next show with the Motor City Project I am going to be there i almost went this year but found out too late.

http://www.motorcityproject.com/forum/

When i got my 78 i pulled it out of a building in Plymouth.

I was going to ask $100 for the wheels, between the carbs and rear tails I should be able to make my money back on the car and maybe trade for some other parts I need/want, then I 'll take off what I want, and the rest is free to a good home (well to the first trailer that shows up at my house anyway). That car show looks awesome, I didn't hear about it at all, I'll be there next year, hopefully with the '70!