6 hours ago, Zed Head said:

Here's a good starter Z.  The usual been sitting for years but ran when parked problems, probably.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-datsun-240z-337/

26,750

10,500

 

$6250.00 difference between a very nice to excellent condition 72 240Z sold on the 18th - -  and a Project needing full restoration sold today.  Crazy Market. It will take $30k to $40K and a thousand hours of labor to match the condition of the finished Z sold on the 18th.

4 minutes ago, Carl Beck said:

It will take $30k to $40K and a thousand hours of labor to match the condition of the finished Z sold on the 18th.

Some people buy their cars to drive and enjoy.  If you've been doing collector cars for years you might just see "restoration potential".  There are other types out there!

But...this person might not be one of them.  Unless he has six other cars that he drives and enjoys.  Who knows.

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Good run.. Ontarioglen. Almost had me give up. Thanks Skbarsdale. IT will be the 7th in my collection."

Edited September 26, 2024Sep 26 by Zed Head

Making a reappearance on Bring a Trailer after about a 5 year hiatus

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-datsun-240z-128/

9 hours ago, Carl Beck said:

$6250.00 difference between

Ofcourse you mean: $16250,-

Glad to see Paul Taylor finally getting some recognition, it was his 240. New owner should get in touch w/me for a lot more info than indicated

Anything connected to the "Guild" MUST be taken with a large grain of salt!

On 9/27/2024 at 9:17 AM, zspert said:

Anything connected to the "Guild" MUST be taken with a large grain of salt!

 Can you expand on that?  They're in my home state and seem to be growing, haven't heard any first hand accounts pro or con about them.

Edited September 29, 2024Sep 29 by Route66

On 9/27/2024 at 4:59 AM, dutchzcarguy said:

Ofcourse you mean: $16250,-

Yes - thanks.. (lost power here for a couple days..)

On 9/27/2024 at 1:40 AM, Carl Beck said:

26,750

10,500

 

$6250.00 difference between a very nice to excellent condition 72 240Z sold on the 18th - -  and a Project needing full restoration sold today.  Crazy Market. It will take $30k to $40K and a thousand hours of labor to match the condition of the finished Z sold on the 18th.

More like 50k EURO here to restore that. Part in the US are a bit cheaper still. 

Yup, if you don't like the proces of restoring your own car, it's much cheaper to buy one in restored condition..

As i'm a bit tired of it, if there is someone that can put my engine back in a already restored 280zx, i'm all ears! 😉  (To tired/sick and to much chores/odd jobs overhere.. Carlift and every sort of tools available!)

21 hours ago, Carl Beck said:

(lost power here for a couple days..)

wow.. The last time that happened here was over 10 years ago and i got compensated the next week.. hundreds of euro for a 4 hour no power!  (I wouldn't mind a powercut ones or twice a month that way! 😉 )

3 hours ago, bartsscooterservice said:

More like 50k EURO here to restore that. Part in the US are a bit cheaper still. 

Easy $100k to restore a 240z in Australia. Lots of parts need to be imported.