It looks like most of our members are balanced between ownership of the 1971 and 1972 Zcar. Have you voted on this survey yet? Please vote even if you don't own a Z. We are all watching this survey with great interest!

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[uPDATE 3-5-2002]

Things have changed! It now looks like '72 and '73 ownership is higher than anyone else. But, it looks like we've got a LOT of members that own cars between '71 and '73.

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Did you find #215 in IL. I'm surprised it could survive in the salt belt.

"Survived" is relative. I did in fact find it on a side street with a for-sale sign on it here in Champaign. I bought it from Erich Scheeler (referred to on zhome.com: http://zhome.com/History/69ZArticle.html). He had the car "refreshed" in the early 90's, including a lot of rust repair, but between then and when I got it (2003), it lived outside and now has a lot of rust on it again. Right frame rail, drivers floor pan, and both rockers are the worst. It's currently pretty much dissasembled as I try to find time to work on replacing the rust areas (I haven't touched it in 2 years, but I hope to this summer), and hopefully put it back into more or less stock condition (first-500 style parts are pretty much unobtainable on my budget right now, even if you can find them...). In the mean time, I drive my '78 280Z to get my Z fix .

i own a 75 280z coupe

72 240z

2/71, 920 gold/black- although I thought it was orange (or butterscotch) for almost 30 years! Saw one in a parking lot NEW in 1973 and fell immediately in love, and it only took 25 years to find the perfect one. Completely original except for the 5-speed.

What beautiful sounds come from the tailpipe. Slowing for a red light, the burble is sheer music!

My son owns a 1974, 260Z 4 speeds. He just got it a couple of months ago.

We started to restore it. Laredo Tx

I have a 1973 3/73 to be exact, silver with wide fiberglass fenders black bre racing stripes, ztherapy 4 screws, euro balance tube, n36 intakes cut flush with holes filled all mirror polished, k and n air cleaners,crane cams xr3000,illumina shocks/struts,techno toy tuning t/c rods,billet front lower control arms, 1 1/4" sway front 1" back, 350z seats. The stereo is the exhaust

I'm not sure if i've posted my z before. Anyway i have a new operating system on my computer. i had to reset all my website info.

I own a 1/70 240z, HLS30-1651, L-28, R200, Royal Blue. It has less than 50,00 miles. I'm just finishing a 21/2 year resto.

I have a '72 240Z street car & a '79 280ZX race car.

'78 HGS130-003806

Jap domestic market Fairlady 280Z, what the US called the 280zx

79 280 zx.

1972 for me

I didn't know owning a Z was required.