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They look like the same size in this photo, but I always thought the 2000gt looked a little bigger than the zed.

nice car, bad photo

Here are a few pics that I took at Blackhawk a year ago. Enjoy

Two summers ago I went to the blackhawk car museum in blackhawk, CA and there was a white 2000gt on display. I remember it very well. It was a beautiful car, and I only knew of their existance through some Z books and that it was on a James Bond flick. I believe the one I saw was a LHD model. I will post some pics of it when I get home. I am not certain, but did Carrol Shelby race the 2000gt or have anything to do with them? I thought he did for some reason. Great car, and I am glad I saw one in person. Some where in the states there is a 2000gt club. I saw it on the web awhile back. Take care, Ben

The picture of Auxilary's 240 was taken at the 2003 Z's by the bay show in Fremont, CA.

Do you have an intact center console for a manual transmission? Thanks, Ben

Okay, I am going to go hide now.

This has to go up there on my list as one of the most beautiful Z's ever. Take a look and see for yourself. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2461427681&category=6187

here is a front view... http://www.classicZcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=3771&password=&sort=7&thecat=500

http://www.classicZcars.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=3772&password=&sort=7&thecat=500 Here is a pic of the back. The reason why it does not have a oscillating box is because it does not have the stopwatch function. This clock is considered the calender clock and it was for Fairlady Z's from 74-78. I believe that it was also a datsun competition option found in a catalog of the day. take care, Ben

I was thinking about a 240z being a fairlady Z. I dont know, since many of them dont have 2.4 litres they would technically be a 200z. I will drop this subject. Forget that I even brought it up. Sorry mike, I do not want to start anything. Regards, Ben

These clocks show up every now and then on ebay. I bought mine early last year. Since mine was for a 1974-78 I did not need the oscillating box. Hey victor, you should have ebay email you everytime a rally clock comes online. Just put it the keywords datsun rally clock in titles and descriptions, and for 90 days you will get a notification everytime an auction contains those words at no charge. I do that for watanabe wheels and it works out great, except no wheels:cry: . Anyways, good luck on finding the box. You have been looking for it since I joined this forum. That is a while. Take care, Ben

I own a 260z, but I would like to own a Fairlady Z some day. Why is it not an option on the pole? I know of three people that could vote, but there is probably more owners with Fairlady Z's that I do not know about on this forum or visiting it. I am not trying to cause havoc, I just thought that the pole was a little biased. Take care, Ben

Hello MDyer, I am reading this very late in the game, but I was that one that posted the pic of the beautiful 240z that I called a 240z poser(I changed the pic name). I was not trying to be negative, but I can see how one would think that. So if I came off wrong I am sorry. I don't want anyone to feel bad. Anyways, my goal is to do exactly what you are doing to your car. Making it a kick a$$ Z that has Fairlady Z touches!!! Let the botching begin. Maybe we can talk some time about Fairlady Z's and what we are planning to do to our cars. Just pm me. Your car is looking great too. take care, Ben

The grill for the early 260 and the 70-72 240 are totally different. The 260 has opening for the bumper shocks while the 240's do not. The grill may fit, but it will not be correct. I also believe that there is different mounting points for the two, but I am not sure. By the way, what color is your early 260z grill? Thanks. Good luck, Ben

Hello zrush, why don't you post some pics of your 240. Everyone would love to see them. Take care. I want to get 195/70 for my car. That size looks so Z 70ish. Good luck, Ben