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I have a '72 240Z and am having a hell of a time finding replacement covers and panels. I want factory original looking as well as color match. Anyone have any suggestions? Google searches come up with nothing. I believe Nissan calls it "brown" but it's that orange tan color. Any help is appreciated. My car is paint code 113 Green and I really want to keep it original looking. Thanks!

Hahaha. Yep, sold to BHCC.

Just sold my '71 240Z and now selling this super rare dealer installed setup that was in the glovebox. Beltek is the manufacturer and both units are in very good shape. This is very rare and I've only seen one in over 20 years of collecting. It would make a killer addition to anyone's collector car! Not sure what it's worth but I know one sold years ago for $800 so I know it's North of that figure. Please let me know if you're interested. Thx, Dan

Yeah I thought you might have meant that post. It's all good. Anyway, pass the word. Super cool addition for someone's car!

What's the going rate for these nowadays? I'm assuming well over $1k since one sold a few years back for $800. I've had and seen a lot of Z's in my day and have never come across another one. Even googling it there's not much info... I appreciate any input. Thx

Car has been sold. Beltek FM/EQ/8 track will be sold separately so if anyone knows anyone interested let me know. Rare as hens teeth!

Never registered so next owner will be the second.

My apologies. What I meant was it had the early console with the cigarette lighter by the fuse block, non reclining seats, vertical defroster lines, etc. Edit made to original post. Thx

Selling my 71 240Z. It's not a restoration, more of a resurrection. 90k original miles. Matching numbers original engine and I assume the tranny as well. The car was only driven from new until 1984, then parked inside a garage where it sat for the next 34 years untouched. I purchased from original owner and brought it back to life. Engine purrs unbelievably and the carbs were perfect! I did oil/filter, plugs/wires, brakes, new belts and hoses, heater core hoses, master cylinder, etc. It runs, drives and stops well. Tires have been on the car since it was stored and need replaced. Tires can be a personal preference so I choose not to replace them and leave that up to the new owner. The car came from VA and is overall very solid. There's some typical rocker bubbling but very manageable. Floors and frame are very nice. Came with dealer installed AC (all there) and ultra rare Beltek FM/EQ/8 track player mounted inside the glovebox. Such a cool find!!! Even the clock works and keeps perfect time! 919 Sunshine Yellow paint code with one repaint in same color prior to being put away in 1984. Presentable for a driver but to be really nice should be resprayed. Passenger seat and door panels are quite nice. Driver's seat has a few seam tears on the bottom. Dash is super nice with no cracks! Door panels are in great shape as well with the original chrome strips intact and nice. Bumpers are driver quality with some minor pitting. This is a very original unmolested 240Z and very collectible. Jack and tools/pouch in their storage bins. All glass is good. Doors shut the best I've ever heard on an old Z. Asking $17,500 or reasonable offer. No trades, no games please. Serious inquiries only. Thanks, Dan

I have one, in very nice condition. Inside glovebox on my 71 240Z. Call me at (843) 267-3244 Dan

I have one, in very nice condition. Inside glovebox on my 71 240Z. Call me at (843) 267-3244 Dan

Yep, thanks. The smaller 2.0 was because smaller displacements paid less taxes

That's an Eagle GT, a factory built Ferrari Dino replica (one of only 12 ever made supposedly) built on a Porsche 914 platform. Ferrari shut the company down because it was too close to the original (not really but that's what they said). This is a CA car and has been off the road since 1984. I'm dropping in a VTEC K20 with 6 speed. Should be a wicked fun little toy when I'm done.

nix240z, come by any time. I have it starting on eBay tonight with a similar reserve and a little higher Buy it Now...was offering guys here a better deal. Someone out there is going to jump all over this. Act fast.

Starts on eBay tonight. Thanks guys.

240Z could be a 72. I was going off the door jamb tag.

240Z could be a 72. I was going off door tag date.

Go look at my other listing. Lots of pics. The car without the hood is the Fairlady. The other gray Z is the 71. Fake Dino just happened to be in that pic.

I really don't know. He claims the original engine and the tranny are in his storage facility. I texted him again this morning. It's usually DAYS or even WEEKS before he replies. I haven't given up, but damn! I'm moving and can't take all my toys with me. I had 18 up until a few weeks ago, down to 12 now, and need to be down to 5 or 6 max by the time we move. It sucks because I really wanted to restore these, but between the space issue and the advantage of having more cash at closing, things just need a new home.

Lots of pics on my other post...

Serious inquires appreciated

Here's the other ad I was referring to.

Somehow the pics got out of order when I loaded them. The Fairlady is the one with the g-nose and the '71 is the complete car.

Well, I wasn't planning on doing this but we've decided to put our river house on the Market and buy at the Ocean. That being said, I'm losing 90% of my parking area and I'm selling most of my cars. This is a true early S30 Fairlady that was originally a right hand drive car. The history I was given from the owner of 30+ years was that the car was originally purchased by a GI in Japan, then when it was time to go back to the states a few years later he had either the dealer or Nissan convert the car to left hand drive. He had done some amateur racing with a roll bar still present. The car has the passenger footwell foot brace, and best of all its wearing a REAL Nissan Fairlady g-nose! The top panel needs minor work, but the bumper, light buckets and lower valence are in excellent condition. This is a VERY rare and special car here in the states. I may eventually get the original 2 liter engine and tranny from the older gentleman I got the car from, but he's going through some personal issues and the parts are in a different area several hours from his home in storage. So for now, you're buying a roller. Whoever buys the car will be notified first if I do get it, and have first right of refusal to purchase. Most everything else is there. What you see is what you get. I'm keeping the lightweight racing seats that were in it. This is the holy grail of Z cars! I'm entertaining serious offers. Car will be sold with a Bill of Sale only, but there are avenues to get titles for older cars quite easily. Feel free to call me at (843) 267-3244 to inquire/make an offer. I'm also selling my '71 240Z that is all there send an easy project. I'll make a package deal, that way you'll have most missing items. That also is Bill of Sale only. Look forward to someone saving this rare gem since I can't now.