dashtonn

Thanks to everyone for their help. Working on cars is easy, so that won't be a problem. Thew interior is great condition, minus some wierd custom carpet work done in the back, but it did not smell in side, so that was another key point for me. It was preserved very well, If I don't go through with the purchase, I will pass the info on as to the location. How will I be able to tell if it is a Fairlady Z?

Hi all, I just joined after browsing the threads. I am looking to pick up my first Z and have a question. I found a 1970 240Z RHD, that has been sitting in a garage for about 16 years. I forgot to check the milage when I looked at it, but otherwise everything seemed to be there. The doors shut beautifully which tells me it has not been to abused. My question is, is a RHD 240 Z worth picking up. I have not been able to find to much info on this model. I don't want it as a collector, more as something just fun to drive around. My speculation with this car is all it would need would be a battery, fluids, and a tune up. Also any links or info about this model would be great. Thank you Don