72 OJ

For a moment I had the impression that too much salt on several tequila shots, might had you distracted.....

Yep post 19........................he is a professor, resides in Nevada, has a collection of pictures, owns a Z ,,,,,,but don't see the post relation,,,A 914,a rock ..............

The above reply....can some one guide me on the relevance with, salt, hibernation,rust,not having a Z to enjoy year round

X two,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,thanks

The flat bed truck is a AAA member benefit, why not use the perk. I have driven my other Datsun cars in what I believed were salt free roads, that where washed by the occasional rain in between the salt days, and blisters on the paint was the result. So this time, Z-VETTE is not going to be seasoned with salt.

Robert,,,,in my case she is not a kid, this car is like my other women, expensive to have, she gets my attention and provides pleasure and the best thing about her is that she does not talk back............

Yes a sad day for me, the time has come to put my toy in hibernation, winter salty roads are coming..............hate that I can not drive my Z year round at her new resting pad .... The Fiat 500 is my DD

...Came across this picture of an early Z and there is no clock on the dash, was the clock an option in early cars...just curios..http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Datsun-240Z-Interior-Dashboard-Factory-Photo14-/370723132017?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5650d21271. :bulb:

Don't give up, but if the decision has been made here are my dos centavos....you are selling a semi moded 73 that needs mechanical/electrical work, interior work, a bumpers missing car that might appeal to some, in essence a project in final stages. The pictures show a nice red paint job and set of wheels, sell it as a winter project for around 5 to 6 G's or so.............

Came across this nice article...................http://www.hemmings.com/hsx/stories/2006/09/01/hmn_feature22.html

Here is mine .................. original 72 under hood decal with LS1 retrofit info FWIW

An old wise men mention to me, that if you have something to brag , then brag......so whats not to like about my Z,,, she has a clean body that shines,,, a perfect rich color dash,,,a stance that screams ride me hard,,,a reliable engine that puts 340 horses at the wheels,,, a neat cabin with supportive seats and condition air,,,a set of light wheels with fat tires,,, she gets 30 MPG,,,Passengers that can not believe she is 40 yrs old,,,and she makes me smile on every mile

The faux suede dash is very classy

Yep, I have one, a very good device, it keeps my Vespa alive

Jep, the weather in the Washington DC area is mild at the moment, a bit wet in the mid 40's. At the first snow/salty road alert Z-VETTE goes to hibernation,me on the other hand will be nice a warm next to Yvette

Console box, plenty room for registration/proof of insurance/etc,,,,,:bulb:

Get a dash cap, try to eliminate objections as the potential buyer seats in cabin or look at pictures,,,,,,,,,,:bulb:

The cars on pic are Toyota Corolla's and a Mark II,,,,,,,, perhaps the bike riders are the Datsun's brothers

forum moderator please delete the picture that got there by mistake,,,,,,thanks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,on my end it will not respond......the pic of my girlfriend.

Sunday,Dec 16, 50 degrees out side,cloudy but dry , so I went on a few errands , the cold air made my Z to run like a beast, she is a true joy, her hibernation is on hold for a few more days, here a typical December pic.....

djwarner,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,thanks for the tip

It was chilly that day,,,,,,,, early 70's for some a bra were optional,,,,

My Vintage Air control knob for the heater went south, a replacement unit goes for 170$ plus s&h,,,,,I think is high :http://www.summitracing.com/parts/vta-491229/media/images

Mopar The car in that movie was a 1970 WHITE DODGE CHALLENGER<<< :bulb:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,The 240 K is very unique, very DATSUN

I like them, they are very 70's, the rear tail lights have a unique look, the dash lay out is very euro, the ones that have pop up in the US for sale command a premium. The guys from Down Under do a fantastic job in preserving them as we do to our Z's