VIN is between 1600 and 1700 and spent all of its life in SoCal. Still has its original Hitachi AM radio and ashtray.  Here's the link:

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/5705661047.html

 

Edited July 30, 20168 yr by lonetreesteve

If chassis is good.. no brainer.. bring it to me and you'll get your money (5500 dollar) today... pfff... it's a bit far away..as always...

That's the way I like them, solid and neglected.

I saw that car last night. It looked like a great solid car. I probably wouldn't even paint it. Buff it and get the mechanicals and interior right and drive it...

8 hours ago, Patcon said:

I saw that car last night. It looked like a great solid car. I probably wouldn't even paint it. Buff it and get the mechanicals and interior right and drive it...

I agree with you, Charles.  This car looks very solid and for an early Series I car, $5,500.00 is a bargain.  

Must have sold it, listing was deleted by owner.

I don't doubt it. It was reasonably priced

On 7/30/2016 at 8:49 PM, grannyknot said:

That's the way I like them, solid and neglected.

Funny I like em' like that also!

How I found #150 below.

I have a 1970 240Z. Serial # is HLS30-06026. Never wrecked no rust, all original including paperwork.  Any have an idea how much this is worth? I have an interested party but I do not know the price as I cannot find one anymore online. Yes I have pictures but it is in good condition.

Thanks,

12 minutes ago, tse4me said:

Any have an idea how much this is worth?

Look at Hagerty's site and evaluate the condition of the car by their descriptions. Look on collector car trader or Hemmings motor news for similar cars. The number isn't so low as to change the value a lot IMO

Thanks... I did and it comes out around 15K  Thanks for your help.

 

Good luck with the sale...

If you will post it in the classifieds with some pictures someone here might make you an offer