12 hours ago, hiyabrad said:

Same car goes on the block tomorrow  

 

https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1970-nissan-fairlady-z-432/

Watching live right now. Will be on the block in a few minutes

 

https://www.goodingco.com/auction/scottsdale-2019/

20 minutes ago, hiyabrad said:

Watching live right now. Will be on the block in a few minutes

 

https://www.goodingco.com/auction/scottsdale-2019/

Car sold for $80,000USD

2 hours ago, hiyabrad said:

Car sold for $80,000USD

Value

Edited January 18, 20196 yr by EVILC

Value

Should have bought this one. Never thought it would go so cheap.

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7 minutes ago, Mike B said:

Should have bought this one. Never thought it would go so cheap.

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Mike , you will have a good opportunity to buy a car like this . This Red 110 car appeared to be almost same condition as the Silver 1971 one which I was talking about in this thread. I think market price is getting back to the way it should be . Price is corresponding it’s condition . The silver one would have sold close to this , 80000 to 10000 USD in Japan .

I would not be surprised if a perfect , non restored ( maybe restored ) clean HLS30 were sold more than this Z432 in an auction in the US . 

Kats

Thanks Kats. That's good news. This one wasn't perfect by any means but definitely a good value and starting point. Here is a Dino I took a picture of for you.

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Edited January 19, 20196 yr by Mike B

25 minutes ago, Mike B said:

Thanks Kats. That's good news. This one wasn't perfect by any means but definitely a good value and starting point. Here is a Dino a took a picture of for you.

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OHHH, That's a pretty car!!!

Blue Dino is 215000 USD ! Half of average last year .

Kats

This 80000 USD Z432 needs  a set of magnesium wheels for 10000 USD , then it is still good price compared to when this car was first sold in the US . 

Mike , you can make it perfect using early Fairlady Z parts from your parts shelf .

Oh , a set of Z432 coil spring is now on sale at Yahoo Japan . An exhaust manifold  will show up some time . An aluminum radiator is bit hard to see but , It is not impossible. 

Kats

2 hours ago, kats said:

This 80000 USD Z432 needs  a set of magnesium wheels for 10000 USD , then it is still good price compared to when this car was first sold in the US . 

Mike , you can make it perfect using early Fairlady Z parts from your parts shelf .

Oh , a set of Z432 coil spring is now on sale at Yahoo Japan . An exhaust manifold  will show up some time . An aluminum radiator is bit hard to see but , It is not impossible. 

Kats

Did that same car sell for $170,500 2 years ago?

Did that same car sell for $170,500 2 years ago?

Yes. It is PS30-00166 and sold for $170,500 including the buyers premium at Amelia Island in 2017. Today it sold for $90,000 with the 12% buyers premium. The pre auction estimate was $125,000 to $175,000, not including the buyers premium.
https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/am17/auction/lots/r169-1970-nissan-fairlady-z-432

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Also, didn't a v8 swap hls30 sell here for big money?

 

I think with this auction, money doesn't buy taste.  That 432 was a bargain.  The ls swapped thing was overpriced tat.

 

 

Edited January 27, 20196 yr by Jason240z