My New 240Z

[Marty Whitfield]

Edited August 13, 2014 by Marty Whitfield

[73str86]

Look for a metal plate inside the driver's door jam. Towards the top there should be a month/year production date.

Looks like she's had some motor work. Tell us more about her. Does she have a name?

Give her a bath.

[Marty Whitfield]

Well i have given her a a bath and she looks amazing all cleaned up. Only exterior flaw is the scratch on the drivers door havent given her a name yet. Any sugsetions ? And yes new inercooler and fuel pump not really engine work mostly all stock besides that

[Marty Whitfield]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]73303[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]73303[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]73300[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]73299[/ATTACH]Hi fellow Z lovers. I have recently came across this 240z, and instantly fell in love. I am not sure what year it is so if any one know's it would be a great help and any other opinions you have are always welcome[ATTACH=CONFIG]73301[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]73302[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]73300[/ATTACH]

[Zed Head]

If you're taking those pictures with an iphone remember that they don't automatically re-orient when you upload them. Sideways pictures don't really work.

[Dr. 240Z]

Welcome....Looks to me like a Series II so could be a later '71, a '72 or a '73.

[an_unusual_eye]

she's cool. welcome aboard. agreed with "series II"... january '71-august '72 production. rear bumper syle/bumper guard style/placement rules out the '73 model year cars. production date down to the month will be on the metal plate on the driver's door jamb. no title..? model/legal year would be there. should be titled as a 1971 or a 1972...

Edited August 13, 2014 by an_unusual_eye

[Marty Whitfield]

I still owe $800 so i dont have the title yet and the only rust on the car is the foot plate on the drivers door and i apologise for the side ways pics

[Carl Beck]

What is the VIN on the car? Looks like a 1972 to me..

Any pictures of the Dash/Center console?

Is it an A/T car?

[Marty Whitfield]

[Marty Whitfield]

I do not know what A/T stands for

[Fred Sigarto]

automatic transmission...you have a stick